Whitney Museum, Upper East Side Building, New York, Architecture, Architect

Whitney Museum New York : Upper East Side Architecture

Marcel Breuer Building, Madison Avenue, Manhattan, USA

Whitney Museum Address: 945 Madison Avenue, Upper East Side Date: 1966 Architect: Marcel Breuer This building contains a contemporary art collection of around 12,000 paintings. Marcel Breuer also worked on the Paris UNESCO Building Whitney Museum Architect - Marcel Breuer New Project: Whitney Museum of American Art building, Gansevoort St, Meatpacking District, Downtown Manhattan 2008- Renzo Piano Whitney Downtown Museum - Design Proposal [2010] Axis Mundi image from architects Whitney Downtown Museum Marcel Breuer is also famous for having designed beautiful, simple chairs (I'm sitting on one as I write this: black leather and stainless steel tubular frame, a classic!) - similar in style to the Modern furniture of architects Gropius and Mies van der Rohe

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375 Park Avenue, New York
1958
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Guggenheim Museum
1071 Fifth Avenue, East Harlem, New York
1959
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image © Herzog & de Meuron, Basel, 2008
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photograph © Andrew McRae
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