My lawyer is in it. You say the good new architecture focuses on interiors. It's a design process that involves deconstructing and reconstructing what a building is all about from the inside out. This is a terribly important period in architecture, the greatest since the Renaissance in terms of creativity and change. Thank heavens it has no name.
New movements are often elitist, in the sense that they require patronage, education, vision.
That's where movements get their impetus, not from the bottom up. It is international, and includes Americans like Frank Gehry and Europeans like Alvaro Siza. It is in the nature of art and culture that it infuses, for better or worse, what comes along later. It is considered a virtue among politicians to build as cheaply as possible - it's emphasized that art and architecture are a frill. You work for alternatives, for the right kind of preservation, for memory, variety, creativity.