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Emerging after World War II, Modernism transformed urban landscapes but was slower to influence residential architecture. Architects adapted Bauhaus principles, infusing them with vernacular rural forms to create a distinct style dubbed 'rural modernism.' This approach blends modern aesthetics with a natural palette, resulting in sustainable, livable homes that respect tradition while embracing the future. Designs prioritize passive solar heating and cooling, alongside features like rainwater harvesting and geothermal systems.