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The Vitra Fire Station, designed by Zaha Hadid and completed in 1993, is an iconic example of deconstructivist architecture. Located in Weil am Rhein, Germany, this structure stands out with its bold, sculptural forms and dynamic lines. The building features a series of interlocking volumes that create a sense of movement, reflecting the energy of the fire service it houses. Its white concrete façade and angular rooflines contrast sharply with the surrounding landscape, embodying Hadid's innovative approach to form and space. The fire station not only serves a functional purpose but also acts as a landmark, showcasing the possibilities of modern architecture.

The Seagram Building, designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe and Philip Johnson, is a landmark of International Style architecture. Completed in 1958, its minimalist design emphasizes clean lines and structural clarity. The building’s bronze-tinted glass façade and exposed bronze I-beams add warmth and subtle decoration, while luxurious materials like marble and brass enhance the lobby’s refined interior. Mies's approach of "less is more" is evident in the understated elegance of the design, including the open plaza with its minimalist landscaping and fountains. The Seagram Building remains a model of modern corporate skyscraper design.







This one has a night animation.

Tadao Ando's Vitra Conference Pavilion is defined by its geometric forms and fair-faced concrete structure. The minimalist design guides visitors through a carefully designed entrance sequence, where a narrow, sheltered path heightens the anticipation of entering. As visitors approach, the smooth, intersecting concrete planes reveal themselves gradually, creating a sense of discovery, which is commonly used in China gardens. Light and shadow play along the surfaces, enhancing the pavilion’s serene yet dynamic character.

The most significant villa by Le Corbusier! One of the most calssical building among mordenism ones. There are a grassfield under it. The owner needed enough outdoor space.
A great building doesn't need a night version.