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Raumplan, a concept introduced by architect Adolf Loos, refers to the design and organization of interior space based on the specific function of each room. Unlike the traditional approach of aligning rooms on a strict, regular floor plan, Raumplan suggests that spaces within a building should be differentiated in size, height, and character according to their intended use. This creates a more organic and dynamic layout, where rooms and levels interlock in a three-dimensional puzzle. It’s a design philosophy that prioritizes the practical and experiential aspects of architecture, demonstrating Loos’s focus on functionality and efficiency.
In the world of architecture, few buildings have managed to cause as much of a sensation or controversy as the Looshaus in Vienna, built by Adolf Loos, one of the…
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