LESS IS MORE (MORE OR LESS)

less is more (more or less)

Fumihiko Sano Studio MoyaMoya. Tokyo, Japan. Tokyo, Japan

PHOTOS BY Daisuke Shima /Nacása & Partners

Toni Gironès Espacio Transmisor del Dolmen Megalítico de Seró. Seró-Artesa de Segre, Spain

PHOTOS BY Aitor Estévez

Carles Enrich 2 Dwellings at Tamarit st. Barcelona, Spain. Barcelona, Spain

Sp10 Edificio e giardino. Genova, Italy. Genova, Italy

PHOTOS BY Anna Positano

Wespi de Meuron Romeo architects New house in Ranzo. Switzerland. Ranzo, Switzerland

PHOTOS BY Hannes Henz

act_romegialli casa DBC. Colico, Italy. Colico, Italy

PHOTOS BY Marcello Mariana

Room11 GASP! Glenorchy, Australia. Glenorchy / Tasmania, Australia

PHOTOS BY Ben Hosking

KUEHN MALVEZZI Haus im Taunus. Germany. Taunus, Germany

PHOTOS BY ULRICH SCHWARZ, BERLIN

Manuel Aires Mateus House in Fontinha. Melides, Portugal. Melides, Portugal

PHOTOS BY Juan Rodriguez

Avanto Architects Chapel of St. Lawrence. Vantaa, Finland

PHOTOS BY Tuomas Uusheimo, kuvio

Manuel Aires Mateus House in Leiria. Portugal. Leiria, Portugal

PHOTOS BY Fernando Guerra / FG+SG

Manuel Aires Mateus House in Leiria. Portugal. Leiria, Portugal

PHOTOS BY Fernando Guerra / FG+SG

Fran Silvestre Arquitectos House on Mountainside. Ayora, Spain. Ayora, Spain

PHOTOS BY Fernando Alda

Peter Zumthor Kolumba Diocesan Museum. Cologne, Germany

PHOTOS BY Hélène Binet

Peter Zumthor Kolumba Diocesan Museum. Cologne, Germany

PHOTOS BY Hélène Binet

Manuel Aires Mateus Centro de Artes de Sines. Sines, Portugal

PHOTOS BY Daniel Malhão

EAA-Emre Arolat Architecture Sancaklar Mosque. Istanbul, Turkey. Istanbul, Turkey

PHOTOS BY Cemal Emden, Thomas Mayer

Eleanna Horiti The White House. Athens, Greece. Athens, Greece

O-office Architects Stone Art Gallery. Guangzhou, China. Red Factory Cultural Zone, Guangzhou, China

Imrey Culbert, SANAA / Kazuyo Sejima + Ryue Nishizawa Musée du Louvre-Lens. France. Lens, France

PHOTOS BY Luc Boegly, Julien Lanoo, Hufton + Crow

Alberto Campo Baeza Rufo House. Toledo, Spain. Toledo, Spain

PHOTOS BY Javier Callejas Sevilla

gus wüstemann architects 2 verandas. Zurich, Switzerland. Zurich, Switzerland

PHOTOS BY Bruno Helbling

Claudio Silvestrin Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo. Torino, Italy. Torino, Italy

PHOTOS BY tommaso buzzi

Marte.Marte Architekten Atrium house. Rankweil-Brederis, Austria. Rankweil-Brederis, Austria

PHOTOS BY Albrecht Schnabel

Mount Fuji Architects Studio Valley. Tokyo, Japan. Tokyo, Japan

PHOTOS BY Ryota Atarashi

Vincent Van Duysen Concordia Offices. Waregem, Belgium

PHOTOS BY Alberto Piovano, Juan Rodriguez

Vincent Van Duysen VDV Residence. Hasselt, Belgium

PHOTOS BY Alberto Piovano

Vincent Van Duysen VDV Residence. Hasselt, Belgium

PHOTOS BY Alberto Piovano

frundgallina Centre d’accueil et de restauration. Alpage de Colombire, Switzerland. Alpage de Colombire, Mollens/VS, Switzerland

PHOTOS BY Milo Keller

Shogo ARATANI Architect & Associates House in Hyogo. Japan. Hyogo, Japan

PHOTOS BY Shigeo Ogawa

Jegong Architects Ongpori House. Ongpo, Republic of Korea. Ongpo, Korea, Republic of

KENGO KUMA AND ASSOCIATES 隈研吾建築都市設計事務所 Ginzan Onsen Fujiya. Yamagata, Japan. Yamagata, Japan

PHOTOS BY Jimmy Cohrssen

FORM / Kouichi Kimura Architects Framing house. Shiga, Japan. Shiga, Japan

PHOTOS BY Yoshihiro Asada

Correia/Ragazzi Arquitectos House Ricardo Pinto. Porto, Portugal. Porto, Portugal

PHOTOS BY Luis Ferreira Alves

gus wüstemann architects Stone H. Zurich, Switzerland. Zurich, Switzerland

FORM / Kouichi Kimura Architects House of Inclusion. Shiga, Japan. Shiga, Japan

PHOTOS BY Takumi Ota

duearchitetti La Cappella di San Arialdo. Varese, Italy

PHOTOS BY Simone Bossi

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