BARCELONA PAVILION I MIES VAN DER ROHE I A WALK THROUGH IN 4K

[@18000rpm]

If you picture the kind of buildings in 1929, it really takes a transcendent genius to come up with something like this that still looks modern nearly 100 years later.

[@jean-marcducommun8185]

Very well said! People like him stand out like prime numbers, without them mankind would stand still.

[@abelstypewriters]

This type of honest Industrial design is a glimpse of what the modern world could have looked like if we hadn't embraced planned obsolescence after WWII.

[@vasilikonstan]

I really was stunned to hear that this building was designed in 1929. It looks like something that might be built in the 50s or 60s at the earliest. A true visionary. "Often imitated, never duplicated."

[@systemsbuster9539]

It really is mind-blowing to imagine how it must have felt to view something like this for the first time in 1929. Perhaps like you'd stepped into a time machine and visited the future.

[@safuatouro-tagba3039]

this is the closest experience I've gotten from the Barcelona Pavilion. Nothing can beat this unless i actually go there personally. Thanks so much for this presentation. Its so incredible and detailed.

[@FourthWallArchitecture]

Wow many thanks Ouro! That was the intention 🙂 Bring the atmosphere of the space/building a bit closer to the virtual world of internet!

[@flyingaviator8158]

I actually performed there several times. I was not aware what an important builing it is. I will go there soon again!

[@Elitist20]

Mies is known for his dictum 'Less is more,' but so many who came after him forgot that he also said: 'God is in the details.'

[@muktarajibola4634]

Watching this, I don't know if we build better nowadays. This is simply timeless. Its an example of how architecture is the greatest preserver of art overtime.

[@genampotom2945]

one of the best video on Mies Van Der Rohe's works. The video was very detail really helping to see all the details in his works.

[@FourthWallArchitecture]

Thank you Genam! 🙏

[@StyleViewStudio]

Thank you for the expose! I can never have enough of Mies's style!???Such purity - such simplicity....

[@rixplace1374]

The Barcelona Pavilion and the Farnsworth House, two of the most beautiful designs of the 20th century

[@ramenbo]

I have only seen pictures of this before to see the spaces as a whole really makes a difference.

[@artofbrit]

This video was beautiful. It honored the architecture wonderfully.

[@FourthWallArchitecture]

Ow! Thanks BritD :) I am happy you liked it

[@jenniferkaski9245]

Love Mies Van Der Rohe’s work.

[@thecompanysingersph]

thank you for this. i have been a fan of MVDR for so long but never delved into his profile. Thank you for this informative overview.

[@guillermocampos2119]

Please it would be great and interesting you do a full video about The Brick Country House Project, i think is one the less famous projects of Mies but not least important than others. Congratulations ! ! ! you´ve done an excellent documentary ! ! ! !

[@MartinBettler]

I really like your respectful, light but precise style of documenting - well done, thank you!

[@VincentTurner]

I comment very little... but this video is simply beautiful, informative and calming. Thank you so much and please keep going

[@georgiosgrigoriadis2577]

this was feast for the eyes and the soul..thanks a lot

[@Jerome-Zone]

Very well researched, compelling and informative, lovely music choice and creative photography. Nice work.

[@FourthWallArchitecture]

Thank you Jerome!

[@KrishnaTheDiverse]

Muy bien y genial

[@rudolfmeier7925]

Just found your channel. Its simply amazing. Please never stop doing them

[@FourthWallArchitecture]

Thanks Rudolf. There is more content coming soon! - Sorry its taking so long between videos though.

[@littlecutespiderman7800]

Your video capture the perfect moments of the pavilion. I saw a palace of modern era.

[@talhayazc6207]

that was just perfect, the music choice, the words and etc, keep up the good work, you are very inspiring! greetings from turkey

[@FourthWallArchitecture]

Wow, thanks a lot Talha! Brun.

[@stuxyz]

@@FourthWallArchitecture yes. what Talha said. Special video.

[@marinazlobina1153]

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[@32vishalinyv4]

This is one good video. Really liked the way you slowly explained every detail.

[@FUNKINETIK]

Great video, well presented. It took me back to 2004 when I visited the Mies-terpiece with two of my sons, my younger son sat on one of the chairs, the security guy was a bit shocked and politely told him not to. I got a photo of the statue ‘morning’ with myself striking the same pose.

[@jakobh1481]

This channel is so high quality, I was really surprised when I saw the small amount of subs. Keep up the good work, it is very satisfying to watch

[@FourthWallArchitecture]

Thanks a lot Jakob. truly appreciate it!

[@GuusPijnenburg]

Thank you for the work and research. Excellent overview and context. May you one day be the proud owner of a 'Barcelona chair.' BTW, Mies is one of my all time favourites as well. Best.

[@nucderpuck]

Excellent video. Beautiful footage of the building combined with a host of references and comparisons to give an overview of the architectural context. Brilliant!

[@iabelanger]

I went there a few years ago after partying all night with Cava for New Years Eve. It was a hard day but I was really impressed by this pavilion and would definitely go back when I visit Barcelona again. Don’t miss it when you go there.

[@GH-oi2jf]

I was in Barcelona a few years ago and it didn’t occur to me that it might still be there. I wish I’d seen it.

[@patriciaandrade9443]

Casi 100 años. Espectacular! ...por siempre !

[@МартаРуселик]

So informative and so beautiful!! I was looking for info for exam of history of architecture and found your chanel. That is so sensitive with all the detailing that you are giving and also the love for the architecture in common ( not for one project but to the proces of it) thank you for your job and waiting for next one!

[@FourthWallArchitecture]

Thanks a lot Marta! I wanted to bring a slightly different vision to the projects, as the projects are almost always shown in static, and architecture has the quality of the feeling along time. ps. More videos coming soon!

[@jabedahmed2879]

Terrific design . Love the marbles of wall . Great challenge the use of marbles on wall. Well executed

[@hansjandurr6253]

An excellent study of this project. I feel that you especially love this building, like I do ! I was there with a group and could not hardly leave and almost missed the bus. Good that you show the previous work of Mies and the context. Your videos are getting better all the time and they were already very good !

[@FourthWallArchitecture]

Thanks a lot Hans. I think the context, specially in this projects, is what made them so important. How advanced and refined the ideas where, at the time. If you like architecture and you haven't visited this place...You are missing something truly special.

[@coolorcadude1828]

OMG this video is so amazing! Keep the good work!

[@hyeminlee1145]

thank you. for sharing such beautiful passion and life

[@jefrizain5361]

nice video of architecture and lecture

[@peyiots]

Well done! Produced with passion and appreciation of elegance and simplicity.

[@ungureanana-cristina4562]

This was amaazing! You provide such good quality videos

[@d3ividl0pez]

I'm amazed by the cinematic shots, the perfect compositions, the quality of the audio and the interesting info you give in the video. Congrats for your great work! Subscribed and hoping to see more videos soon :)

[@FourthWallArchitecture]

Thanks for the support David! :) B

[@mseansymonds]

Thank you for this presentation. Beautiful integrity!

[@pianartwonderwoods3235]

I'm really grateful for this video. I was doing a course and was tasked with an assignment and couldn't find much insight over the Barcelona Pavelion about its structures, relations with other projects, and so on. Your documentation is so good that I haven't lost attention over the whole video for a single second and was much engaged. Hoping to see more content like it. Keep up the good work.

[@yousram.2195]

Hello! I have an assignment about an argument about this place but i searched all over the internet and cant find any.. u have any idea please?

[@arnasagen8077]

I've watched all the previous videos and you really brought your work to a whole new level in this one. Looking forward to the next ones

[@jeremymurdochbailey]

great work did you do the 3D animations also?

[@FourthWallArchitecture]

Yes :) thanks for watching!

[@jean-marcducommun8185]

Just fantastic! The clean lines of Mies van der Rohe are an enrichment in my life and you presented it accordingly. Highly appreciated and I hope you keep on doing this kind of videos. Thank you very much!

[@adityawaglearch]

Thank you for your efforts for making a meaningful vdo..

[@christopherward4272]

Fantastic video there

[@jahnali]

Very excellent video. Thank you!

[@marcvanschuylenbergh6213]

Very Nice !!!! Timeless ....

[@alexandriapalmore2010]

What program are you using to animate your model at 8:21?

[@FourthWallArchitecture]

Blender :)

[@philippemorvan3783]

Loved the vid, thanks a lot! I could watch it over and over again! Such beauty!

[@wilmaohlson7189]

Amazing video, both the information and the presetation. Very aesthetically pleasing, especially in combination with the music!

[@alexanderclaylavin]

Great videos hombre! I will be revisiting these often.

[@MrLecomte99]

Very beautiful. Thanks

[@lightbox617]

I was able to visit the building about 4 years ago with my then architecture student son. Proof that details are of ultimate importance. Just look at how the marble pieces are seamed and the reflctions in the fountains. I do need to remind you that he and the Bauhouse were responsible for the Brutalist school; not all ofwhich was beautiful and became a great influence on Stalinist era construction in Eastern an Central Europe

[@georgekilim4552]

Fantastic ! Thnx for your efforts !

[@pangrac1]

You did wonderful work! Thank you for it. This pavilion is my love.

[@adgc37]

Amazing. Very well done. I am in tears of joy! Thank you!

[@FourthWallArchitecture]

Really glad to hear that Samuele! Thanks a lot

[@renashuaib6877]

Amazing video,I love the way you structured the video. Everything about the video is inspiring!

[@richardwelsford171]

Cracking presentation, thank you.

[@32vishalinyv4]

Can u do a series in different types of pavilion by various architects and comparing them to each other like how unique and different are they?

[@Dancerfashionartista]

Hello! its 2021 and I just found this video. AMAZING. Please keep on providing such insightful videos. I am suscribed! Danke

[@Axis_Mundi_Design]

So beautiful, very nicely done, thank you!

[@wachapo]

0:59 the USM Haller cabinet perfectly blends in the interior

[@oliviernetter4043]

Great work, hard to do another presentation of this master piece, you did one of the best and more complete. Respect, bravo.

[@FourthWallArchitecture]

Merci Olivier!

[@acarriere8534]

I live near a Mies building, actually, I go there to plug my car every week, I live in Montreal and he designed a couple of buildings here, a service station that has been transformed into a trans-generational cultural centre, an apartment building and another multi-purpose building near downtown Montreal in Westmount. they are among my favourites building here.

[@mickeymortimer4407]

nice presentation

[@elharoussebilal2636]

Man wooow this is soooo great!! Exelent work Keep up the motivation🙌🏼💪🏻

[@FourthWallArchitecture]

Thanks a million EL Harousse! 🙂 🙏

[@jaimix996]

Que buen video! Gracias.

[@rebeccal6920]

This is incredible, thank you so much for this video

[@williamwoody7607]

Nicely done. High marks, thank you.

[@keesknetter]

This is amazing, please keep publishing things like these!

[@harryplourde1341]

Very enjoyable look forward to seeing more

[@johnmyers7008]

Thank you for this video!

[@ucthutrinh5210]

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[@jorgeartemiocruzarias7383]

Thanks for share

[@pnorton8063]

Thank you so much. Great work.

[@ralphklewitz]

Great presentation, thank you!

[@crismatisse]

this video is perfect. thanks for sharing it.

[@juyoungpark2713]

Really impressed video to me!! Especially the explain about pavilion! And intuitive video composition also very help to understand this architecture. 👍👍

[@FourthWallArchitecture]

Thanks a lot for the words! Glad you liked it! :)

[@johndurkowski3152]

Thank you for great content. Just a small input; The weissenhof housing was actually a steel frame construction, not concrete as you say in the video.

[@zolinbob729]

8:33 how to understand the double symmetry of two Axis will reduce the directionality?

[@patrickrucker9838]

Bravissimo!

[@ezzy3663]

thank you for making this video 💕😘😘😘😘

[@lescouleurslecorbusier2222]

WOW! Well done!

[@FourthWallArchitecture]

Thank you for words! ;)

[@assylblog]

This has been great, but if you were there in person to film the pavilion, I wish you could walk around the building to at least give an idea of how the space is arranged. From multiple disconnected shots, it's hard to imagine which room is where.

[@everithig]

hey I have seen that your last video was five months ago, hopefully you will come back soon, it is one of the best youtube channels that I have found about architecture and why so paradicmatic works! RETURNS

[@FourthWallArchitecture]

Hi Gabriel! I know its been a while since my last upload, but I‘m working since some weeks already in a new video. I will do everything I can to finish it for next Thursday - I havent been so efficient lately... Also theres quite a lot coming for the future with the channel. Sorry for the delays guys! I will try to make the wait worth it! :) Brun

[@CookingwithYarda]

Excellent documentary ! Can you make a video about Villa Tugendhat in Brno ?

[@eleanorrigby3304]

BEAUTIFUL THANK YOU!!

[@Steel-Tapp]

The Video Is Perfect , Good Luck

[@ystasiia]

great video! thank you!

[@FourthWallArchitecture]

Thanks a lot Anastasia! :)

[@polocz]

Great work! Thank you!

[@FourthWallArchitecture]

Thanks Marko :)

[@pavlatoar]

Good job. Thank you very much.

[@sgfe]

excellent video. absolutely outstanding.

[@ghitashakilasanusi3655]

This remarkable! I'm doing research for this, does anyone know a specific book that talks about German Pavillon?

[@FourthWallArchitecture]

Hi Ghita, Mies is a very widely published architect, so you will be able to find lots of books with good information, very easily. But if you want books specifically about the pavillion, I can recommend these, among many others: Mies an der Rohe: Barcelona Pavilion, by Ignasi De Sola-Morales, Cristian Cirici and Fernando Ramos The Barcelona Pavilion by Mies van der Rohe. One Hundred Texts since 1929. Mies van der Rohe Pavilion:Reflections. by Casals and Rovira. Mies van der Rohe: German Pavilion in Barcelona 1929, by Lahuerta, Celia Marín, Llorenç Bonet & Joana Teixidor. I hope this helps! :) B

[@ghitashakilasanusi3655]

@@FourthWallArchitecture Yes thank you! This is really helpful! I'm buying it straight away!

[@melinaa.130]

✨✨✨✨AMAZING!

[@carlosfilho1910]

Amazing! 🖤

[@akyuvar8121]

90 yo. Amazing vision.

[@PedroMiguel-io5rh]

Well done video!!

[@haleohanamalama2967]

You are the man! Thank you Thank you Thank you~

[@FourthWallArchitecture]

Thank you Onignis! :)

[@하영-u5i]

thanks a lot!!!

[@킹콩-v6l]

bible of refinement flowing space, free wall, expandation of the space horizontly-verticaly all the idea of the pavilion still can be used today

[@fabiosouza7702]

Minimalismo eu amo