Five architects, including Robert A.M. Stern and Philip Johnson, discuss Mies van der Rohe's work and influence in 63 minutes of rare footage and testimonies.
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Five architects, including Robert A.M. Stern and Philip Johnson, discuss Mies van der Rohe's work and influence in 63 minutes of rare footage and testimonies.
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Mies van der Rohe stands at the center of modern architecture. The film documents his life and major buildings, including the Seagram building, chosen by Phyllis Lambert. It features rare footage of Mies discussing his architectural philosophy. Architects Robert A.M. Stern, Robert Venturi, and Philip Johnson, along with former students and historians, debate Mies's influence and contributions. The documentary runs for 63 minutes and was directed by Michael Blackwood in 1986.
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Why Watch
- See Mies van der Rohe's major architectural works.
- Meet architects discussing Mies's influence.
- Find out about the Seagram building's design choice.
Did You Know
- Mies van der Rohe is considered a master builder of the modern movement.
- Phyllis Lambert chose Mies for the Seagram building project.
- The film features rare footage of Mies explaining his architectural philosophy.
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The documentary 'Mies' was directed by Michael Blackwood.
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The duration of the documentary 'Mies' is 63 minutes.
Which architect is featured prominently in the documentary 'Mies'?
Mies van der Rohe is the architect featured prominently in the documentary 'Mies'.
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