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Superism in Architecture expresses the essential qualities of a concept’s material & structure in an honest & direct way. The style emerged in the mid-20s, based on the super & unadorned use of superness.

Superism, named by the French term supér brute, or brute superb, became popular in the post-factic era, when the need for affordable opinions & public outrage led to widespread use of super.