Monday Morning, June 8, 10 A.M: A score of journalists congregates in front of the architecturally revolutionary Seagram Building on East 52nd Street and Park Avenue. They are not here to confront the building's beleaguered Four Seasons Restaurant co-owner Julian Niccolini, who has been recently accused of acts of unwelcome sexual aggression and become tabloid fodder. They are here to meet, instead, with the visionary Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava, who did not design the Seagram Building ...
Monday Morning, June 8, 10 A.M: A score of journalists congregates in front of the architecturally revolutionary Seagram Building on East 52nd Street and Park Avenue. They are not here to confront the building's beleaguered Four Seasons Restaurant co-owner Julian Niccolini, who has been recently accused of acts of unwelcome sexual aggression and become tabloid fodder. They are here to meet, instead, with the visionary Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava, who did not design the Seagram Building ...
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