later between 1920 and 1940, art deco evolved into a new style known in the netherlands as nieuwe bouwen (modernism) or functionalism. the new architectural movement is largely influenced by german's bauhaus and france's le corbusier. instead of creating style on the facade, the architect creates style in the clear and logical arrangement of space. the preference is to use universal form such as cube or cylinder or curving horizontal lines and nautical motifs that are known as streamline moderne in the anglophone world. industrialization and material standardization plays a role. albert aalbers is the most representative expression of nieuwe bouwen in indonesia, apparent in his design for savoy homann hotel (1939), denis bank (1936), and the "driekleur" (1937) in bandung. in indonesia, the style is characterized by its openness, the sleek facade lines, and strong spatial effect on the exterior and retreat of curtain wall. many buildings employing this variation of art deco still exist in bandung, one of the largest remaining collections of streamline moderne - art deco buildings in the world.