S.R. Crown Hall (IIT)

S.R. Crown Hall (IIT) is an architectural masterpiece of modernism, considered one of Mies van der Rohe's most important works.

The building impresses with its unique column-free space, which can be freely arranged thanks to a suspended roof supported by four steel girders. Black steel frames filled with glass panels create a fascinating facade, a symbol of an innovative approach to design.

As a National Historic Landmark since 2001, Crown Hall is at the heart of the Illinois Institute of Technology's Department of Architecture and is a must-see for lovers of modern architecture.