The courtyard Houses by Mies Van der Rohe

Hi guys, today I'll show you project in which I am working ( analyzing and modeling) on two subjects ( Architectonic Expression and Digital Tools) at my university: the house of the three courts of Mies Van der Rohe.

This house and the whole series of courtyard homes developed by Mies Van der Rohe were made as a form of abstraction exercise, where the architect sought to understand the essence of the buildings. These houses were designed without the family picture where there was not a conventional program or representative elements. All these exercises led Mies to arrive in the dematerialization of its architecture and to adopt its famous motto "Less is more".

This house, like the others in the series, has only one bedroom. Your space is organized continuously and is divided by furniture and objects, following the proportions and the orthogonality defined by  the floor.