Ludwig Mies van der Rohe is one of the pillars of modern architecture. He created his buildings more than half a century ago, but they still look relevant to this day. The ideas of the architect were picked up and spread throughout the world by fellow followers, and the statements of the great Mies "god in detail," "less is more" became a guide for many architects. It is noteworthy that he studied in the same workshop with two other "founding fathers" of modern architecture: Walter Gropius and Le Corbusier. Therefore, fans of 20th century art will be interested in getting acquainted with the work of everyone in order to understand the scale of their contribution to world architecture.