Explore the Mies van der Rohe Pavilion in Barcelona with our comprehensive guide. Learn about its historical significance since 1929, admire its modernist architecture, and discover its tranquil water features. Find out what to see and decide if this architectural gem is worth including in your travel plans. Ideal for lovers of history and architecture.. Mies, a close friend and mentor to Florence Knoll during her time at the Illinois Institute of Technology, formally granted Knoll the production rights to the Barcelona Chair and Stool in 1953. The designs immediately became a signature of the Knoll brand and have been built to Mies van der Rohe's exacting standards ever since.
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The " Barcelona chair " is probably one of the most famous pieces of furniture exhibited in the pavilion. The chair designed by Mies van der Rohe is a milestone in the history of modern design and was used to seat the royal couple during the inauguration of the pavilion in 1929. The design is considered a classic and can still be found in.. The Barcelona Chair achieves the serenity of line and the refinement of proportions and materials characteristic of Mies van der Rohe's highly disciplined architecture. It is supported on each side by two chrome-plated, flat steel bars. Seen from the side, the single curve of the bar forming the chair's back and front legs crosses the S-curve.
