Mies van der Rohe Pavilion

The introduction said that this is one of the most influential modern buildings in the world. The professor of architecture told me that this was later rebuilt from the original site, but I found that it was very small and the materials were really good. Everyone took pictures to find various quirky angles. When everyone leaves, buy a "less is more" architectural punch card resort

Mies van der Rohe, the German Pavilion, once built and demolished, changed the city, made a noise in architecture, worshipped the space flowing quietly in time, and felt the master's thoughts quietly. There was a handsome uncle selling tickets and collecting tickets at the entrance, and a small souvenir shop at the end, selling design-filled stationery and pictures! ___________

Pabellon Mies van der Rohe is a modern one-storey building built between 1909 and 1914. It was designed by the German architect Mies van der Rohe, known as the father of modern architecture, for the 1929 World Expo in Barcelona.

The German Pavilion was built in Barcelona, Spain in 1929. By one of the four great masters of modernism, Mies Fan De Luo's design, which he proposed "less is more" became a classic. The building utilizes the natural color and texture of steel, glass and marble to show its smooth and straight beauty of accuracy and texture. A master is a master, and a classic is a classic.

Designed for the 1929 World Expo in Barcelona by the German architect Mies Vandro, known as the father of modern architecture, it has now become one of the representative works of modernist architecture. The whole building is not very large, with glass as the wall, you can directly see the outdoor garden from the indoor, pool, pool neutral there is a beautiful woman statue.