Architecture CodeX #39 Lever House by SOM
WITH A LEVER, I CAN MOVE THE WORLD: Architecture Codex looks a the first NYC glass box skyscraper that challenged the rules and change how buildings were built. 0:00 Introduction 0:24 Rules and Regulations in Architecture 2:13 New York City's Step Back Laws 3:02 Lever House's Unique Adherence 4:28 Lever House History 5:25 One of the First Purely Modern Skyscrapers 6:30 Setting the Standard
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