The Villa Müller In Prague 1929-30

Adolf Loos (December 10, 1870 - August 23, 1933) was one of the most influential European architects of the late 19th century. His opposition to ornamentation extended to anything that could not be justified for its rational function. As a result, his buildings were often composed of pure forms and were justified by their economic practicality and utilitarian qualities.
Villa Müller is an iconic example of this composition. Its basic form of a simple white cube exterior with the interior volume designed very economically according to the "Loos Raumplan."
Please hang in there until the final few minutes when the video will reveal that Raumplan.
Great Site Dedicated to Adolf Loos Works including Villa Muller
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[@MalindaHasMagic]

This is such a great work! Thank you so much. I love the space, structure and wonderful, harmonious colors used in the video.

[@garyroof5785]

You are so welcome!

[@wafiawafa54]

great job thank you

[@MalindaHasMagic]

Respect!

[@user-ce8dg2yu3s]

excellent！

[@mustafasarkisla]

Hello Gary, this is absolutely wonderful! You did such a great job on all the details. I am currently working on my master thesis and trying to model Villa Müller for Virtual Reality. But it's soo hard to understand the project as it looks like a huge labyrinth! Could you please share this model with me so that I can verify the accuracy of my model? I really appreciate any help. This video is a great help already. Thanks, Gary, you're awesome!

[@erikgca]

Hello man, I would need it too for a study I need to do on it at uni. If you got it or the author of the video has it it would really be apreciatted if you could share it for educational purposes only. Thank you :)

[@ivautinkova1930]

Great paraphrase !

[@mysigt_]

This seems furnished incorrectly. Would Loos, who is raving about space being appropriate to its function, make bedrooms and bathrooms huge?

[@matof1428]

You underestimate the social and human importance of the bathroom and bedroom!

[@mysigt_]

@@matof1428 or maybe I underestimate the social and human importance of conspicuous wealth

[@sefer-nv6cn]

@@mysigt_ The bathroom and the bedroom are not rooms that guests would typically see so I'd argue it's not that conspicuous. Rather, it is the case when the drawing rooms and the halls on the noble floor are decorated in a lavish manner, as in many palazzos.