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Economic and social conditions also inevitably affect architecture. Thus, the Florence of the fifteenth century. reflects the rise of a new class, that of the bankers and merchants from the great patrician families: it is the period of the construction of great palaces (Medici palace, Strozzi palace, etc.). In the sixteenth century, in the Venetian hinterland, lands previously unsuitable for agriculture were highlighted: the Venetian and Vicentine aristocracy then built the famous Palladian villas (built by the architect Palladio, or attached to his style); their perfect order playing on symmetry and their graceful theatrics lend themselves to brilliant receptions. Likewise, the flourishing landed aristocracy scattered throughout England in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. will build many mansions with elegant architecture. At the beginning of the nineteenth century, the planters of the South in the United States manifested their recent wealth by raising refined and affluent homes on their estates. Still, in the United States, the skyscraper, which multiplies the space from a small parcel of soil, plays as a symbol of the profitability of the investment; it is also emblematic, by the constant increase of its height, of the frantic competition between the companies.
The architecture of Art Nouveau style mansions built around 1900, by Victor Horta in Belgium and Hector Guimard in France, expresses both the economic hegemony of the bourgeoisie of the late nineteenth and early twentieth century , and his desire to find an aesthetic of his own.
If architecture often shows the differences between social classes, the organization of these is sometimes the very basis of the type of housing or even urbanization. Thus, in the nineteenth century, in the north of France, workers' housing is organized into corons, which become characteristic of mining regions; the map of the center of Noisiel, in Seine-et-Marne, a city that has developed around the Menier chocolate factory, is a kind of diagram of the social divisions of the city.
Finally, religion and architecture are not without maintaining close ties. The temple, the church, the sacred place are from the beginning the monument par excellence of the community in many civilizations. The relationship of man to the sacred was made very early by the delimitation of space: the sacred opposing the profane (a term whose etymology means "before the temple"). It was not until the beginning of the secularization of Western society, which took place in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, that the church was supplanted by other monuments, such as the palace.
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