HEAVY THINGS SEEM TO FLOAT IN AIR
Somewhere between the nostalgic musings of I. M. Pei and the flickering of an independent-minded slideshow, noted Marcel Breuer expert Barry Bergdoll expressed perhaps the most remarkable aspect of Breuer's architecture: 'by the end of his career, even heavy things seem to float in air.' Bergdoll illustrated his point with a series of striking images in which massive concrete structures balance as if on tiptoe.
