Formal Analysis of Marcel Breuers

The Whitney Museum of American Art,’Marcel Breuer The Whitney Museum of American Art (now The Met Breuer) 1963-66 Madison Avenue at East 75th Street New York City Dr. Steven Zucker and Dr. Naraelle Hohensee “Breuer The Whitney Museum of American Art (now The Met Breuer)” in Smarthistory June 12 2017 accessed September 15 2020 https://smarthistory.org/breuer-whitney/ (Links to an external site.). Instructions: To prepare for the In-Depth Study Formal Analysis Discussion please follow the steps below: STEP 1: View the architecture of Marcel Breuers The Whitney Museum of American Art (now The Met Breuer) by viewing the video below : STEP 2: Utilize all the information learned within the complete module to answers to the following questions: Formal Analysis of Marcel Breuers The Whitney Museum of American Art INSTRUCTIONS: Initial Discussion: For this Fine Arts Formal Analysis discussion you will utilize the information learned in this module to answer and discuss specific questions about Marcel Breuers The Whitney Museum of American Art: Formal Analysis Questions (Required): Personal Perspective Questions (Required): Requirements: 250 word What are some systems of construction or structural support used in the architecture design of the structure? (Post and Lintel Arch Cantilever Bearing Wall or Skeleton Frame) Can you explain why? What are some of the primary building materials used in the architectural construction of the structure? What the environmental surroundings of the work of architecture? What is the function or purpose of the building and what specific dynamics or interactivity within the structure support its function? What is your personal reaction to the architecture design of the building. (warm friendly cold or awkward) Can you provide specific details in the structure and space to explain your reaction? What are some systems of construction or structural support used in the architecture design of the structure? Explain why? What are some of the primary building materials used in the architectural construction of the structure? What the environmental surroundings of the work of architecture? What is the function or purpose of the building and what specific dynamics or interactivity within the structure support its function? What personal impressions or emotions did experience from viewing this work of architecture? Provide specific details about the structure and interior space to explain your reaction? What did you learn about this specific work of architecture or architecture in general from this Formal Analysis? Did this Formal Analysis change the way you think about art? What else do you want to know or learn about architecture? ‘