Marcel Breuer
Marcel Breuer was a Hungarian-born architect and designer known for his contributions to modernist architecture, particularly for his innovative use of materials and forms, exemplified by his design of the Abbey of Saint John's church in Minnesota.
Born on May 21, 1902 (123 years old)
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Switzerland:
Marcel Breuer was a Hungarian architect known for his significant contributions to modern architecture, including the design of the Whitney Museum.
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United Kingdom:
Breuer’s Weaver building was designed in 1965 to meet the 'guiding principles for federal architecture'.
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Switzerland:
The auction took place in a building designed by star architect Marcel Breuer, known for its brutalist style.
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France:
Marcel Breuer is an iconic figure of the Bauhaus known for his tubular furniture designs.
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Switzerland:
Marcel Breuer designed the 'Wassily Chair', which is a favorite of Michael and Talitha.
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Venezuela:
Marcel Breuer is mentioned as a significant architect in the context of brutalism.
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United Kingdom:
Marcel Breuer is noted as an architect who also moved to the United States for better opportunities.
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United States:
Marcel Breuer's former Whitney Museum temporarily housed the Frick Collection's art.
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Portugal:
Marcel Breuer is credited with the design of the Department of Housing and Urban Development headquarters.
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Brazil:
Marcel Breuer is one of the European architects that inspired the character László Tóth.
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