Editing Ludwig Mies van der Rohe (section)

==List of works==
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[[File:Bundesarchiv Bild 183-H29710, Berlin-Friedrichsfelde, Revolutionsdenkmal.jpg|thumb|A [[memorial]] to the assassinated [[Spartacus League|Spartacist]] revolutionary leaders [[Karl Liebknecht]] and [[Rosa Luxemburg]], commissioned by [[Eduard Fuchs]], president of the German Communist Party in [[Germany]] designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, built by [[Wilhelm Pieck]], and inaugurated on June 13, 1926, later destroyed by the [[Nazis]]]]

; Early career in Europe (1907–1938)
* 1908 Riehl House – Residential home, [[Potsdam]], Germany
* 1911 Perls House – Residential home, [[Zehlendorf (Berlin)|Zehlendorf]] 
* 1913 Werner House – Residential home, Zehlendorf 
* 1917 Urbig House – Residential home, Potsdam
* 1922 Kempner House – Residential home, [[Charlottenburg]] 
* 1922 Eichstaedt House – Residential home, [[Wannsee]] 
* 1922 Feldmann House – Residential home, [[Wilmersdorf]] 
* 1923 Ryder House –  Residential home, [[Wiesbaden]]
* 1925 [[Villa Wolf (Gubin)|Villa Wolf]] – Residential home, [[Guben]]
* 1926 Mosler House – Residential home, [[Babelsberg]] 
* 1926 [[November Revolution Monument]] – Monument dedicated to [[Karl Liebknecht]] and [[Rosa Luxemburg]], ''[[Zentralfriedhof Friedrichsfelde]]'', [[Berlin]]
* 1927 Afrikanische Straße Apartments – Multi-Family Residential, [[Berlin]], [[Germany]] 
* 1927 [[Weissenhof Estate]] – Housing Exhibition coordinated by Mies and with a contribution by him, [[Stuttgart]] 
* 1928 [[Haus Lange and Haus Esters]] – Residential home and an art museum, [[Krefeld]] 
* 1929 [[Barcelona Pavilion]] – World's Fair Pavilion, [[Barcelona]], Spain
* 1930 [[Villa Tugendhat]] – Residential home, [[Brno]], Czechia, designated a [[World Heritage Site]] by UNESCO in 2001
* 1930 Verseidag Factory – Dyeing and HE Silk Mill building [[Krefeld]], [[Germany]]<ref>[http://www.projektmik.com/artist_info_en.php?SID=XqH4vMyi431Z&aid=8&aname=F%E4rberei-%20und%20HE-Geb%E4ude,%20Verseidag1930 Mies In Krefeld]. Projekt Mik. Retrieved on December 23, 2013.</ref> 
* 1932 [[Lemke House]] – Residential home, [[Weissensee (Berlin)|Weissensee]]

; Buildings after emigration to the United States (1939–1960)
* 1939–1958 – [[Illinois Institute of Technology]] Campus Master Plan, academic campus & buildings, [[Chicago, Illinois]]
* 1949 [[Promontory Apartments]] – Residential apartment complex, [[Chicago, Illinois]]
* 1951 [[Sheridan-Oakdale Apartments]] (2933 N Sheridan Rd ) – Residential apartment complex, [[Chicago, Illinois]]
* 1951 [[860–880 Lake Shore Drive Apartments|Lake Shore Drive Apartments]] – Residential apartment towers, Chicago
* 1951 Algonquin Apartments – Residential apartments, [[Chicago, Illinois]]<ref>{{cite news |last=Chase |first=Al |date=January 7, 1950 |title=2 Apartment Projects to Be Started Soon |work=Chicago Daily Tribune}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.emporis.com/en/wm/cx/?id=100638|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20040921173049/http://www.emporis.com/en/wm/cx/?id=100638|url-status=usurped|archive-date=September 21, 2004|access-date=July 20, 2008|title=Algonquin Apartments|publisher=Emporis.com}}</ref>
* 1951 [[Farnsworth House]] – Vacation home, [[Plano, Illinois]]
* 1952 [[Arts Club of Chicago]] Interior Renovation – Art gallery, demolished in 1997, [[Chicago, Illinois]]
* 1952 [[Robert H. McCormick House]] – Residential home, relocated to the Elmhurst Art Museum, [[Elmhurst, Illinois]]
* 1954 [[Cullinan Hall]] – Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
* 1956 [[S.R. Crown Hall|Crown Hall]], [[Illinois Institute of Technology]] College of Architecture – Academic building, [[Chicago, Illinois]]<ref name="autogenerated2002">Blaser, Werner. Mies Van der Rohe IIT Campus. Basel, Boston Berlin: Birkauser Publishers for Architecture. 2002. Print</ref>
* 1956 [[900–910 North Lake Shore]] (Esplanade Apartments) – Residential apartment complex, [[Chicago, Illinois]] 
* 1957 [[Commonwealth Promenade Apartments]] (330–330 W Diversey Parkway) – Residential apartment complex, Chicago (1957)
* 1958 [[Seagram Building]] – Office tower, [[New York City, New York]]
* 1958 [[Caroline Wiess Law Building]], Museum of Fine Art, Houston
* 1959 [[Home Federal Savings and Loan Association Building]] – Office building, [[Des Moines, Iowa]]
* 1959 [[Lafayette Park, Detroit|Lafayette Park]] – Residential development, [[Detroit|Detroit, Michigan]].<ref name=WallStreet>{{Cite news|last=Vitullo-Martin|first=Julia|title=The Biggest Mies Collection|url=https://www.wsj.com/articles/SB119827404882045751|access-date=March 10, 2023|newspaper=Wall Street Journal|date=December 22, 2007 |language=en-US}}</ref>
* 1960 [[Pavilion and Colonnade Apartments]]– Residential complex, [[Newark, New Jersey]]

; Late career Worldwide (1961–69)
* 1961 [[Bacardi Office Building]] – Office Building, [[Mexico City]]
* 1962 Tourelle-Sur-Rive – Residential apartment complex of three towers, [[Nuns' Island]], [[Montreal|Montreal, Quebec]], Canada
* 1962 [[Home Federal Savings and Loan Association of Des Moines Building]] – Office Building, [[Des Moines, Iowa]]
* 1962 [[One Charles Center]] – Office Tower, [[Baltimore, Maryland]]
* 1963 [[2400 North Lakeview Apartments]] – Residential Apartment Complex, [[Chicago, Illinois]] 
* 1963 [[Morris Greenwald House]] – Vacation Home, [[Weston, Connecticut]]
* 1964 [[Chicago Federal Center]] – Civic Complex, [[Chicago, Illinois]]
** 1960–1964 [[Dirksen Federal Building]] – Office Tower, Chicago
** [[Kluczynski Federal Building]] – Office Tower, Chicago
** [[United States Post Office Loop Station]] – General Post Office, Chicago
* 1964 [[Highfield House Condominium|Highfield House]], 4000 North Charles – Originally Rental Apartments, and now Condominium Apartments, [[Baltimore, Maryland]]
* 1965 [[Crown Family School of Social Work, Policy, and Practice]] – Academic Building [[Chicago, Illinois]]
* 1965 [[Richard King Mellon Hall]] – Duquesne University, Pittsburgh, PA
* 1965 Meredith Hall – School of Journalism and Mass Communication, [[Drake University]], Des Moines, IA
* 1967 [[Westmount Square]] – Office & Residential Tower Complex, [[Westmount, Quebec|Westmount]], [[Island of Montreal]], Quebec, Canada
* 1968 [[Neue Nationalgalerie]] – Modern Art Museum, Berlin, Germany
* 1965–1968 Brown Pavilion, Museum of Fine Art, Houston
* 1967–1969 [[Toronto-Dominion Centre]] – Office Tower Complex, [[Toronto]], [[Ontario]], Canada
* 1969 [[Nuns' Island gas station|Filling station]] – Nuns' Island, Montreal, Quebec, Canada (closed)
* 1970 [[One Illinois Center]] – Office Tower, [[Chicago, Illinois]] (completed posthumously)
* 1972 [[Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library]] – District of Columbia Public Library, Washington, D.C. (completed posthumously)
* 1973 American Life Building – Louisville, Kentucky (completed after Mies's death by Bruno Conterato)
* 1973 [[330 North Wabash]] – Office Tower, [[Chicago]] (completed posthumously)

; Buildings on the Illinois Institute of Technology Campus (1939–1958)
* 1943 [[Minerals & Metals Research Building]] – Research<ref name="autogenerated2002"/>
* 1945 Engineering Research Building – Research<ref name="autogenerated2002"/>
* 1946 [[Alumni Memorial Hall]] – Classroom<ref name="autogenerated2002"/>
* 1946 [[Wishnick Hall]] – Classroom<ref name="autogenerated2002"/>
* 1946 [[Perlstein Hall]] – Classroom<ref name="autogenerated2002"/>
* 1950 [[I.I.T. Boiler Plant]] – Academic<ref name="autogenerated2002"/>
* 1950 [[Institute of Gas Technology Building]] – Research<ref name="autogenerated2002"/>
* 1950 [[American Association of Railroads Administration Building]] (now the College of Music Building) – Administration<ref name="autogenerated2002"/>
* 1952 [[Mechanical Engineering Research Building I]] – Research<ref name="autogenerated2002"/>
* 1952 [[Carr Memorial Chapel]] – Religious<ref name="autogenerated2002"/>
* 1953 [[American Association of Railroads Mechanical Engineering Building]] – Research<ref name="autogenerated2002"/>
* 1953 [[Carman Hall (Illinois Institute of Technology)|Carman Hall at IIT]] – Dormitory<ref name="autogenerated2002"/>
* 1955 [[Cunningham Hall]] – Dormitory<ref name="autogenerated2002"/>
* 1955 Bailey Hall – Dormitory<ref name="autogenerated2002"/>
* 1955 [[I.I.T. Commons Building]]<ref name="autogenerated2002"/>
* 1956 [[S. R. Crown Hall]] – Academic, College of Architecture<ref name="autogenerated2002"/>
* 1957 [[Physics & Electrical Engineering Research Building]] – Research<ref name="autogenerated2002"/>
* 1957 [[Siegel Hall]] – Classroom<ref name="autogenerated2002"/>
* 1953 [[American Association of Railroads Laboratory Building]] – Research<ref name="autogenerated2002"/>
* 1958 [[Metals Technology Building Extension]] – Research<ref name="autogenerated2002"/>