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"Arranged in chronological order, the book's five sections and its conclusion offer a synthetic portrait of Mies's career and reception, spanning sixty years, two continents and two world wars. The text tells a continuous story, however, most chapters focus on a significant work (the Seagram building or the IIT campus), allowing for an in-depth presentation of photographs and drawings; other chapters focus on a specific event in Mies's life (such Mies's time as the head of the Bauhaus)."--publisher.… (more)
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It took an upcoming trip to Brno including tickets to the advanced tour of the Tugendhat House for me to get started on this dome. And it was well worth it.

The philosophical endings of the chapters seem to ramble on and on without much coherence. So that was confusing a bit, I would have liked to stay more n the technical side. But it's fine. So, yeah, I will have to check a few more of Mies' buildings on my next trips. ( )
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"Arranged in chronological order, the book's five sections and its conclusion offer a synthetic portrait of Mies's career and reception, spanning sixty years, two continents and two world wars. The text tells a continuous story, however, most chapters focus on a significant work (the Seagram building or the IIT campus), allowing for an in-depth presentation of photographs and drawings; other chapters focus on a specific event in Mies's life (such Mies's time as the head of the Bauhaus)."--publisher.

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