The German Pavilion, built by Mies van der Rohe for the Barcelona International Exhibition of 1929, is a faithful reflection of the concept of less is more present in all his architecture. Photographs and text illustrate this singular place full of meaningful empty spaces where marble and glass capture the intangible essence of air and water.
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