Berlin By Ludwig Mies van der Rohe
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Modernist architecture explores new ways of building and living through open plans, expressive structures and materials such as concrete, steel and glass. Compare the different forms those ideas take in our collection.
70 buildings in this collection · 21 cities · 11 countries
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These are useful clues, not a checklist that every Modernist building must satisfy.
Look for columns carrying the building independently of its walls. Le Corbusier’s five points include pilotis and a free plan, allowing the arrangement of rooms to differ from the structural grid.
Horizontal window bands and a freely composed facade are two more of those five points. Compare how the examples below arrange openings and admit daylight.
A roof garden completes Le Corbusier’s five points. It is one approach within Modernism, rather than a feature of every building in the collection.
Source: UNESCO / ICOMOS evaluation, 2016.
12 examples from our collection of 70 buildings. Follow a building’s city guide to explore more examples of this architecture.
Berlin By Ludwig Mies van der Rohe
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Brno By Ludwig Mies van der Rohe
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Paris By Le Corbusier
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Warsaw By Bohdan Gniewiewski, Jan Bogusławski
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Barcelona By Richard Meier
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Syracuse By Michel Andrault, Pierre Parat
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London By Patrick Hodgkinson
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Lisbon By Ruy Athouguia, Pedro Cid, Alberto Pessoa
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Longarone By Giovanni Michelucci
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Éveux By Le Corbusier
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Dessau-Roßlau By Walter Gropius
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Alfeld By Walter Gropius, Adolf Meyer
Explore Modernist in AlfeldThe wider context
Modernism includes different approaches, rather than one fixed appearance. Le Corbusier’s work illustrates how ideas about structure, light and daily life developed across building types and countries. UNESCO identifies Villa Savoye as an iconic expression of his Five Points of a New Architecture.
Use the buildings in this collection to compare those ideas with other approaches. A glass pavilion and a concrete housing block can offer very different interpretations of modern architecture.
Further reading: UNESCO — The Architectural Work of Le Corbusier.
Start with the cities with the most documented examples in this collection. Each count refers to buildings tagged Modernist in Vandelay.
Germany Start with New National Gallery | Neue Nationalgalerie.
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France Start with Swiss Pavilion.
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England Start with Brunswick Centre.
Explore Modernist in LondonCounts show their documented Modernist buildings. The links open each architect’s wider collection.
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