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The house that took modernism from theory to reality

Built in 1930 by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe and Lilly Reich, Villa Tugendhat is one of the clearest statements of early modernist ideology. It's a house defined not by walls, but by flow, material, and light. Join architect James Hamilton in this episode as he explores how the building's radical openness was achieved through industrial structure and philosophical clarity. Containing restored footage and reflections on Mies van der Rohe's broader legacy, this video unpacks how a private residence became a global manifesto. 📐 Topics covered: ● Why Villa Tugendhat is considered Mies van der Rohe’s domestic masterpiece ● How materials like onyx and chrome created spatial atmosphere ● What it meant to design a free plan before it was popularised ● How Lilly Reich’s influence shaped the building’s interiors ● The restoration challenges in reviving a building so stripped back 📐 Follow us: Website: jameshamiltonarchitects.com Instagram: @james_hamilton_architects TikTok: @jameshamiltonarchitects "An Architect's Perspective" is produced by OneFinePlay. OneFinePlay.com