… At the end of the Seventies Seagram sold the building to a real-estate management
company (TIAA) and became a tenant in its own building. In 1989 the Seagram Building …

… He famously explained in 1960: “My concept and approach to [designing] the Seagram
Building was no different from any other building that I might build. My idea, or better, direction, in …

… I study the Seagram Building. In turns, we will look at the eco-systemic basis of building
through construction ecology, and then at the world-systems basis of building through its modes …

… ’s sumptuous monograph, Building Seagram, demonstrates … of the most seminal office building
of the twentieth century as … Bronfman, the president of Seagram. The experience changed …

… the design of the Seagram building. On the Seagram podium we find other elements of
Charlottenhof in the trees and benches, first delineated in Mies’s 1955 sketches for Seagram. In …

Like a strange organic molecule, the formula of the Seagram Building was discovered by
Lionel March at the University of Cambridge in 1973 (figs. 1 and 2). Removed from its famous …

… for the corporation's centennial in 1958, the Seagram Building stands as an important landmark
not only in Mies's career and the story of the Seagram company, but also in the history of …

… building in New York based on the Sustainable Building philosophy. The chosen building is
the Seagram Building; it is a large office building … main façade of this building with a green …

… in this description of the Seagram Building is thus the chronic … about Mies or the Seagram
Building, this contribution aims to … the unequal exchanges that remain inherent to building. …

… place but value unique to Seagram. In making this assertion, … Seagram Building instead of
what another corporation would pay to construct a building as distinct as the Seagram Building…