From the Vienna Secession to a Rationalist revolution, Adolf Loos paved the way to Modernism. From humble beginnings in Moravia to widespread international acclaim, Loos was one of the first architects to abandon excessive architectural decoration. We take a look at an individual who redefined architecture for the modern age, developing his own unique style born of a love of ultimate simplicity.
Get inspired by sleek Mid-Century Architecture!
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