The international style is characterised by flat roofs, smooth wall surfaces, asymmetrical compositions, curved or cylindrical forms projecting from the overall cubic shape of the building, and portholes or a continuous band of windows rounding the corners. While the pronounced parapet of House Kentridge acts as a subterfuge for its pitched roof, the hood over the windows is an attempt at adapting the modernist style to Durban’s subtropical climate.
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