In his early years he received wealthy commissions such as the Tugenhadt House in Czechoslovakia, following his impressive design for the German Pavilion for the International Exposition in Barcelona.
He started out as a Neoclassicist under the sway of the Schinkel school, then became a Structuralist Rationalist after meeting the Dutch architect Hendrik Berlage. His later designs include the Bacardi Building of Mexico City and the Lake Shore Drive Apartments. In his early years he received wealthy commissions such as the Tugenhadt House in Czechoslovakia, following his impressive design for the German Pavilion for the International Exposition in Barcelona. FTP, name this one-time Bauhaus member best known for his designs of the Illinois Institute of Technology and the Seagram Building.
He started out as a Neoclassicist under the sway of the Schinkel school, then became a Structuralist Rationalist after meeting the Dutch architect Hendrik Berlage.
Ludwig {Mies} van der Rohe