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Barcelona Pavilion
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Barcelona Pavilion is a pavilion in the Modernism style, completed in 1929 and created by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, part of the 1929 Barcelona International Exposition. It has 1 floor, in chrome-plated steel, glass, marble, and travertine. It is located in Montjuïc.
- Building typeUnsourced
- Pavilion
- FloorsUnsourced
- 1
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- Wikidata ↗Q807915
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- Wikipedia ↗Barcelona Pavilion
- Barcelona Pavilion — official website ↗miesbcn.com
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- Wikidata Q807915 P131 — Barcelona Pavilion (fetched 2026-08-05T02:10Z)Tier IIlocated in Montjuïc · located in Spain · source, data source2
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- chrome-plated steelmaterial
- glassmaterial
- marblematerial
- travertinematerial
- ModernismstyleAAT 300121793 ↗
- Minimalism & reductiontheme
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created by
- Ludwig Mies van der Rohe— Mies designed the German Pavilion for the 1929 Barcelona International Exposition.
located in
- Montjuïc— Barcelona Pavilion is on Montjuïc; attested by its own P131 (Montjuïc, not Barcelona — the attested rung, always).IIwikidata Q807915 ↗
- Spain— Wikidata P17: Q807915 -> Q29, read as located_inIIwikidata P17 ↗
part of
- 1929 Barcelona International Exposition— The Pavilion was the German national pavilion for the 1929 Exposition.
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