Looshaus
Vienna, Austria
Completed in 1912, it is an iconic example of early modernism with a minimalist, unadorned facade, designed by Adolf Loos.
Looshaus, also known as Loos House or the "House without Eyebrows," is a modernist building designed by Adolf Loos and completed in 1912. Its minimalist facade, devoid of ornamentation, represented a revolution in Vienna's architecture, standing in opposition to the prevailing historicism. The ground floor is clad in green marble, while the upper floors are smooth. It is an iconic example of early modernism.
- Visit time: 10 min
How long does it take to visit Looshaus?
Plan about 10 min.
Nearby
- Demel — 40 m
- Kohlmarkt — 80 m
- Time Travel Vienna — 120 m
- Spanish Riding School — 130 m
- Esperantomuseum — 140 m
- Stallburg — 160 m
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