Presentation by Octavi Martí.

A light stroke redraws the Mies van der Rohe Pavilion and offers new visions in successive phases that emphasize the essential architecture as if it were in a constructive plane: The pillars, the base, the covers, the edges, the vertical lines and the horizontal, the travertine pieces, the interior and exterior, the pond …

In 2020, the Mies van der Rohe Pavilion aims to be a platform to dissolve the boundaries between architectural research and the arts, promoting the dissemination of architecture in collaboration with a large and varied network of entities and individuals from which you too are part of it. Don’t miss it!

In the frame of the series of talks “Women we do”, with the objective of discussing the role of women in different aspects of the profession and promoting and encouraging their participation and visibility.

Upper access will be open for you to walk through the Pavilion as in 1929. Free guided tours at: 11:00, 11:30, 12:00, 12:30, 13:00, 13:30.

Sessió doble a l’entorn del Pavelló Mies van der Rohe

Un recorregut pel litoral de Barcelona en format petxa-kutxa

A site-specific intervention, designed for the Pavilion and presented in the Pavilion with the intention of encouraging new views and readings.

A dive into the archive of the collection of the European Union Prize for Contemporary Architecture – Mies van der Rohe Award that shows those architectures made near the water.

Interested in travelling throughout Europe and presenting your work and ideas at the most significant architectural events? The Future Architecture 2020 Call for Ideas is now open. Don’t miss out – be part of the future of architecture!

Six artists and architects were selected through an open call to set up residence in six different single-family houses to reflect on future approaches to the preservation, restoration and re-activation of heritage sites. Now we see the results.