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John
Pawson
John Pawson (born 1949) is a British architect renowned for his minimalist, reductive approach to design. His architecture emphasizes simplicity, proportion, and material honesty, creating serene spaces that strip away excess. Notable projects include the Nový Dvůr Monastery in the Czech Republic, the Design Museum in London, and private residences worldwide. His influence extends beyond architecture into furniture and interior design, always prioritizing clarity and spatial purity. Pawson’s philosophy of “less but better” has made him a leading figure in contemporary minimalism, shaping modern architecture with tranquil, light-filled, and precisely detailed environments.

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