This Thursday at noon, the installation Pavilion-labyrinth was inaugurated at the Mies van der Rohe pavilion, an artistic intervention by the Argentine architect Ciro Najle and the Barcelona architect Josep Ferrando. The work consisted entirely of 300 glass sheets, which took more than a week to install, and which played with the empty space of the pavilion, which is considered the first stone of 20th-century modern architecture. The installation, however, did not last long. That same Thursday afternoon, the wind blew with such force, especially in Montjuïc, that it broke several glass sheets and damaged others, which forced the fragile installation to be closed yesterday for safety reasons. There were no personal injuries. “The Mies van der Rohe Foundation, taking into account the fragility of the intervention, had already established a specific safety protocol for visits to the space,” sources from the house assure.