"Minimalist Architecture" (Patreon)

Patreon Exclusive. The Minimalists discuss the history and principles of minimalist architecture, and they answer the following questions:

What defines minimalist architecture? (01:30)

How can minimalist architecture influence more intentional living? (01:40)

What are eight key elements of minimalist design? (08:10)

Was Frank Lloyd Wright a minimalist architect? (12:50)

What is “wabi-sabi”? (21:22)

What is a “faux finish”? (31:42)

Is there truly such a thing as a “forever home” where we’ll spend the rest of our lives? (1:13:32)

How can brutalist architecture affect our interactions with public spaces? (1:17:32)

LINKS

Article: Homes That Inspire Calm

Article: What Is Minimalist Architecture?

Book: 150 Best Minimalist House Ideas

Book: Crossroads

Book: Eames

Book: Love People, Use Things

Book: Mies van der Rohe

Book: The Every

Contribute: Bridging the Financial Literacy Gap

Course: How to Write Better

Design: Hollyhock House

Design: Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth

Design: The Last Bookstore

Design: Trouble Coffee

Design: Woodland Cemetery Mausoleum

Essay: Killing Home Internet

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MAXIMS

“Comparison is the killer of joy.” —Ryan Nicodemus

“Leaving an item at the store is like letting go in advance.” —Joshua Fields Millburn

“You must be willing to let go of anything to regain everything.” —Joshua Fields Millburn

“Complexity is ugly; simplicity is beautiful.” —Joshua Fields Millburn

“A madhouse is built with bricks of expectation.” —Ryan Nicodemus

“The best way to punish yourself is to have expectations of others.” —Joshua Fields Millburn

This Maximal episode corresponds with Minimal episode 347.