Ryushi

I am unsure if it is ok for the contest, but I would like to edit my post entry to have a different image of the real building (not the lego work) to this picture. If that is ok, please tell me so, as it better portrays the building than the first.

It is actually one big floor, the top floor is 18 feet tall. The windows are frosted glass, it is green due to the lighting in the last image. This picture is the imagine of the building in full, showing the frosted windows. Thank you for the luck in the contest.

I hope it's ok, I had issues getting it posted till now. though I might be off on the time due.

Architecture starts when you carefully put two bricks together. There it begins. - Ludwig Mies van der Rohe S.R. Crown hall is famous for not only being one of Mie's famous works, but the building that teaches students the Mies van der Rohe's philosophies and architecture at Illinois Institute of Technology. Architecture series S. R. Crown Hall Facts about S. R. Crown Hall Location..........Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago, Illinois, USA Architect.........Ludwig Mies van der Rohe Building type.....Educational Classroom Materials.........Steel and Glass Style.............Modern Date..............1950 to 1956 Floor area........26,400 square feet (2452.6 m2) Please search google images to understand more the scale of this building. The building is placed in a area where it is impossible to get a shot of the corners of the building, though the most iconic shot is that of the front stairs (the one that is in the background with the lego model in front.) For more information about the building please visit the wikipedia page or this site for pictures of the building.

I would be curious on this as well. I've wondered how people can live with us big money/ hobby spenders recently

Hi I'm form the US to, being following, but never have been a forum member before

For the picture of the building, can I put a picture of the architect standing behind a model version? I am having a very hard time finding a image of the building that shows the entire building, or even more than 1/3 of the main wall?