Ludwig Mies Van Der Rohe - List of Works

List of Works

Canada
  • Toronto-Dominion Centre – Office Tower Complex, Toronto
  • Westmount Square – Office & Residential Tower Complex, Westmount (1967)
  • Tourelle-Sur-Rive – Residential apartment complex of three towers, Nuns' Island, Montreal (1962)
  • Filling station (closed) – Nuns' Island, Montreal (1969)
Czech Republic
  • Tugendhat House – Residential Home, Brno
Germany
  • Riehl House – Residential Home, Potsdam (1907)
  • Perl House – Residential Home, Zehlendorf (1911)
  • Werner House – Residential Home, Zehlendorf (1913)
  • Urbig House – Residential Home, Potsdam (1917)
  • Kempner House – Residential Home, Charlottenburg (1922)
  • Eichstaedt House – Residential Home, Wannsee (1922)
  • Feldmann House – Residential Home, Wilmersdorf (1922)
  • Mosler House – Residential Home, Babelsberg (1926)
  • Weissenhof Estate – Housing Exhibition coordinated by Mies and with a contribution by him, Stuttgart (1927)
  • Lemke House – Residential Home, Weissensee (1932)
  • Haus Lange/Haus Ester – Residential Home and an art museum, Krefeld
  • New National Gallery – Modern Art Museum, Berlin (1968)
Mexico
  • Bacardi Office Building – Office Building, Mexico City
Spain
  • Barcelona Pavilion – World's Fair Pavilion, Barcelona
United States
  • Cullinan Hall – Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
  • The Promontory Apartments – Residential Apartment Complex, Chicago
  • Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Library – District of Columbia Public Library, Washington, D.C.
  • Richard King Mellon Hall of Science – Duquesne University, Pittsburgh, PA (1968)
  • IBM Plaza – Office Tower, Chicago
  • Meredith Hall – College of Journalism and Mass Communication, Drake University, Des Moines, IA
  • Lake Shore Drive Apartments – Residential Apartment Towers, Chicago
  • Seagram Building – Office Tower, New York City (1958)
  • Crown Hall – College of Architecture, and other buildings, at the Illinois Institute of Technology (1956)
  • University of Chicago School of Social Service Administration – Chicago, IL (1965)
  • Farnsworth House – Residential Home, Plano, Illinois (1946)
  • Chicago Federal Center
    • Dirksen Federal Building – Office Tower, Chicago
    • Kluczynski Federal Building – Office Tower, Chicago
    • United States Post Office Loop Station – General Post Office, Chicago
  • One Illinois Center – Office Tower, Chicago
  • One Charles Center – Office Tower, Baltimore, Maryland
  • Highfield House Condominium | 4000 North Charles – Condominium Apartments, Baltimore, Maryland
  • Colonnade and Pavilion Apartments – Residential Apartment Complex, Newark, New Jersey (1959)
  • Lafayette Park – Residential Apartment Complex, Detroit, Michigan (1963).
  • Commonwealth Promenade Apartments – Residential Apartment Complex, Chicago (1957)
  • Caroline Weiss Law Building, Cullinan Hall (1958) and Brown Pavilion (1974) additions, Museum of Fine Art, Houston
  • Richard King Mellon Building (1968) at Duquesne University, Pittsburgh
  • American Life Building – Louisville, Kentucky (1973; completed after Mies's death by Bruno Conterato)

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