The Seagram Building, designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe and Philip Johnson, is a landmark of International Style architecture. Completed in 1958, its minimalist design emphasizes clean lines and structural clarity. The building’s bronze-tinted glass façade and exposed bronze I-beams add warmth and subtle decoration, while luxurious materials like marble and brass enhance the lobby’s refined interior. Mies's approach of "less is more" is evident in the understated elegance of the design, including the open plaza with its minimalist landscaping and fountains. The Seagram Building remains a model of modern corporate skyscraper design.