How did the Arts and Crafts Movement influence architecture?

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The Arts and Crafts Movement, of which I was a part, sought to restore integrity and beauty to architecture by returning to traditional craftsmanship and materials. We rejected the ostentatious and often poorly executed ornamentation of industrial design. Instead, we advocated for buildings that were honest in their construction, utilizing local materials and celebrating the skill of the mason, carpenter, and other artisans. The focus was on creating spaces that were both functional and aesthetically pleasing, reflecting a harmonious relationship between inhabitants and their environment.

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