In between old grand mansions and high-rise condo buildings on Bayshore Boulevard there is the occasional contemporary clean line home. The style first came to America when the leaders of the Bauhaus movement left Germany before and during World War II. It came with ideas that " Less is More " and was stated by famed architect - designer, Ludwig Mies van der Rohe. He spoke of the virtues of minimalist aesthetics. No more frou-frou, meaning no more extra ornamentation. If you live in South Tampa, builders are starting to create more of these homes and developments. Perhaps it is out of the budget planning constraints or an aesthetic ideal that lets a home become a series of architectural planes with squared off windows and doors. No pretending that we live in Morocco, Algeria, or that we are still part of the last colony of Spain. Street View on MacDill Avenue Ballast Point Neighborhood Still other development designers use a cross between minimalism and post