Its structure is mirrored by visible but non-structural I-beams, and it features tinted windows with (*) blinds that can only be drawn in three positions as well as a bronze curtain wall.
The gridded pink granite floor of this building's lobby imitates the five-by-three arrangement of its window bays. Its namesake plaza is the subject of William Whyte's The Social Life of Small Urban Spaces and is home to Alexander Calder's Ordinary. Its structure is mirrored by visible but non-structural I-beams, and it features tinted windows with (*) blinds that can only be drawn in three positions as well as a bronze curtain wall. Located across from the Lever House on Park Avenue, it was to host a series of self-professed nauseating Rothko murals in its Four Seasons restaurant. For 10 points, name this International-style New York City skyscraper designed by Philip Johnson and Ludwig Mies van der Rohe.
The gridded pink granite floor of this building's lobby imitates the five-by-three arrangement of its window bays.
the {Seagram} Building [prompt on {375 Park Avenue}]