Personnes et institutions:

• Ludwig Mies van der Rohe (creator)
• Ludwig Mies van der Rohe (architect)

Titre:

Architectural projects by Mies

Date:

1918-2000

Niveau de description archivistique:
series

Collation:

• 481 drawings
  212 photographic material
  0.01 l.m. of textual records
  2 portfolios

Présentation du contenu:
The series contains materials related to Mies van der Rohe's work as an architect, consulting architect, interior designer, and furniture designer. It documents various architectural projects in America and in Europe, predominantly in the United States and in Germany, between 1923 and 1958.
The material in the series was produced between 1918 and 2000. Included are materials related to some of Mies' major projects as an architect, such as pavillion designs for the Illinois Institute of Technology in Chicago (1936-1958) and the Seagram Building in New York (1949-1958), Mies' work as consulting architect for the Toronto-Dominion Centre in Canada (1962-1985), as well as commissions for private residences, mainly in Germany and in the United States. The series also includes material related to his work for furniture designs. Documenting Mies's projects are photographs, textual documentation including notes, and some drawings, mainly conceptual sketches.

Numéro de référence:

CI007.S1

Mode de classement:
The series is arranged chronologically by architectural project.

Contient:

• CI007.S1.1923.PR01, Haus Lessing [Lessing House], Neubabelsberg, Germany (1923), 1918-1946
• CI007.S1.1926.PR01, Furniture design, 1921-1951
• CI007.S1.1926.PR02, Weissenhofsiedlung [Weissenhof Housing Colony], Stuttgart, Germany (1926-1927), 1926-1932
• CI007.S1.1927.PR01, Haus Esters [Esters House], Krefeld, Germany (1927-1930), 1929-1934
• CI007.S1.1927.PR02, Haus Lange [Lange House], Krefeld, Germany (1927-1929), 1927-1929
• CI007.S1.1928.PR01, Wettbewerb für den Alexanderplatz [Alexanderplatz Urban Renewal], Berlin, Germany (1928-1929), 1928-1933
• CI007.S1.1928.PR02, German Pavilion for the Barcelona International Exhibition, Spain (1928-1929), 1929-1969
• CI007.S1.1928.PR03, Tugendhat House, Brno, Czech Republic (1928-1930), 1928-1969
• CI007.S1.1929.PR01, Friedrichstrasse Office Building, Berlin, Germany (1928-1929), 1928-1929
• CI007.S1.1930.PR01, Court Houses (1930-1958), 1930-1952
• CI007.S1.1932.PR01, Landhaus Lemke [Lemke House], Berlin, Germany (1932-1933), 1932
• CI007.S1.1934.PR01, Mountain House, Italy (1934), 1934
• CI007.S1.1939.PR01, Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago, Illinois, United States (1939-1958), 1936-1958
• CI007.S1.1941.PR01, Concert Hall (1941-1943), 1942-1969
• CI007.S1.1943.PR01, Museum for a Small City (1943), 1943
• CI007.S1.1945.PR01, Farnsworth House, Fox River, Plano, Illinois, United States (1945-1951), 1949-1978
• CI007.S1.1946.PR01, Promontory Apartment Building, Chicago, Illinois, United States (1949-1954), 1949-1954
• CI007.S1.1948.PR01, Arts Club of Chicago, United States (1948-1951), 1952
• CI007.S1.1949.PR01, 860 and 880 Lake Shore Drive Apartment Buildings, Chicago, United States (1949-1951), 1945-1955, 2000
• CI007.S1.1949.PR02, Seagram Building, New York, United States (1949-1958), 1949-1997
• CI007.S1.1950.PR01, Caine House, Winnetka, Illinois, United States (1950), 1950-1969
• CI007.S1.1952.PR01, Nationaltheater Manheim Wettberb [Manheim Theatre Competition], Manheim, Germany (1952-1953), 1952-1953
• CI007.S1.1953.PR01, Commonwealth Promenade Apartment Buildings, Chicago, Illinois, United States (1953-1956), 1956
• CI007.S1.1962.PR01, Toronto-Dominion Centre, Toronto, Ontario (1962-1985), 1987-1999
• CI007.S1.1964.PR01, 2400 Lakeview Avenue Apartments, Chicago, United States (1964), 1961
• CI007.S1.1981.PR01, German Pavilion Reconstruction for the Barcelona International Exhibition, Spain (1981-1986), 1989