SUTTON VIEW CONDOMINIUM

The Sutton View Condominium was built in the mid 1980's, designed by the accomplished Greek architect, Tician Papachristou. Born in Athens, Papachristou moved to the United States to complete his education at Princeton. He had his own architectural practice in Colorado before relocating to the east coast where he subsequently joined the firm of Marcel Breuer and Associates upon referral from a former Breuer student, I.M. Pei. Papachristou later went on to become their CEO with full endorsement of Breuer. Marcel Breuer himself was a renowned architect and furniture designer and is considered to be one of the masters of Modernism. He is perhaps best known for his design of the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York City, but is also noted for designing the European UNESCO headquarters in Paris in 1953 and the bent tubular steel Wassily Chair in 1925. Being intimately familiar with Breuer's work and style, Papachristou authored the book "Marcel Breuer: New Buildings and Projects" that..

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