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Township Grünwald / Boris Koy Design -- Doehler / SABO project -- Gago House / Marta González Architects -- Blumenthal House / wiewiorra hopp schwark architekten -- House in Stallwang / fabi architekten -- Penthouse V / destilat -- House in Brunswick / Nieberg Architect, atelieraxelnieberg -- +Energy house Farschweiler / Architekten Stein Hemmes Wirtz -- Aalen House / Liebel Architekten -- Ephemeral house / NAAD -- Family house in Luxembourg / Scheme, Wirtz architectes associes -- Tsukiji Room H / Yuichi Yoshida & Associates -- Microloft KD76 / Alexander John Huston -- Bavaria House / Carlo Berarducci Architecture -- NCIS tile house / bunq architectes -- Cottage in Tsumari / Daigo Ishii + Future-scape Architects -- Interior design of a penthouse apartment / Juretzka Architekten -- Villa Von Stein / Philipp Architekten -- Villa Kogelhof / Architectenbureau Paul de Ruiter -- House in Fukasawa / Akira Sakamoto Architect & Associates -- Family house B / brandl architekten -- Poleposition / Architekten Lee+Mir -- Notches House / Matti Schmalohr -- Mini apartment / Jan Rösler Architekten -- House T / [lu:p] Architektur -- Penthouse on top of former bunker / schöne räume architektur innenarchitektur -- Apartments B / Keggenhoff, Partner -- House in Edogawaku / Akira Sakamoto Architect & Associates -- Downtown apartment / DVA Arhitekta -- North Bondi House / X.Pace Design Group -- Residence in Weinheim / Architekten Wannemacher+Möller -- Efh Egolzwil / dolmus Architekten -- House in Tamatsu / Ido, Kenji Architectural Studio -- V Lodge / Reiulf Ramstad Arkitekter -- House D / Nicole La Croix -- Ben Ami House / Shilo Benaroya Architects -- House in Szczecin / Oporski Architektura -- Penthouse B / destilat -- Ketut House / SUWA architects + engineers -- House P / Clarke und Kuhn freie Architekten -- Twin loft / Federico Delrosso Architects -- Attic apartments / Walk Architekten -- Budget rooftop T195 / Alexander John Huston -- Townhouse renovation / hmarchitekten -- Balmain House / Benn + Penna Architecture.

Less is More is one of the most frequently quoted and most influential principles of Ludwig Mies van der Rohe. It demands abstraction, functionality and clarity. The minimalist design approach applies to space and light, rhythm and texture, shape and color.