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Less is more is a precept of modern architecture and minimalism. It is associated with functional designs that are reduced to their necessary elements in an expression of extreme simplicity.Less is a bore is a term coined by Robert Venturi, one of the major architectural figures of the twentieth century. It is associated with postmodern architecture and the return of ornate designs and expressive forms. Less is a bore is a commentary on the minimalism and highly functional forms that have dominated architecture since the 1940s. It could be considered a continuation of the highly stylized and decorative designs of classical and early 20th century architectural movements such as Art Deco.
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| Less Is More | Less Is A Bore | Definition | A rule of thumb for minimalism in art and architecture. | A rule of thumb for postmodern architecture that embraces expressive form and ornamentation. | Attributed To | Ludwig Mies van der Rohe | Robert Venturi | Associated With | | | Next: Minimalism
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