ニューヨーク近代美術館のインスタグラム(themuseumofmodernart) - 7月11日 03時30分

“Completed in 1958, architect Mies van der Rohe’s magisterial Seagram Building established a model for corporate skyscrapers that was emulated across the United States and beyond. The prestigious building also housed the Philip Johnson–designed Four Seasons restaurant, which was the ultimate New York City power lunch venue for over 50 years.” –Paul Galloway, Collection Specialist, Department of Architecture and Design
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While we await our reopening, our staff members take to the streets to share their favorite art and design spots in and around Midtown Manhattan. Explore our city with #MoMApicks: mo.ma/picks (link in bio)
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[Details: Mies van der Rohe. Seagram Building. 1954–58. 375 Park Avenue. Photo: Tom Ravenscrodt. Used under Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 Generic]

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steventylerrusche Kinda cant believe this was the pick over the Unilever building next door, less is may be more but this building is an absolute bore, the only unique piece is the plaza and its urban connection...and why wouldn’t you want to highlight an awesome female architect!?! #Natalie Griffin de Blois

kyzmeto If only all skyscrapers were this beautiful. The bronze of the glass façade, the proportions and setback are so elegant. What happened to architecture?

burnazzifeltrinarchitetti Great Mies! And wonderful Lilly Reich (please, Moma: another exhibition about her)! @rebelarchitette

nicholaswdc An elegant masterpiece that still looks contemporaneous, while newer examples look dated and trite.

therealhcee This, Lever House and the GM building are my favorites in the city.

star_fuzz My first job out of college was in this building. Such a dream!

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