Becton Engineering and Applied Science Center
New Haven, United States
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The Becton Engineering and Applied Science Center in New Haven was designed by Marcel Breuer, the modernist architect known for his innovations in concrete design and functional aesthetics. The building exemplifies Breuer's approach to institutional architecture, incorporating the bold structural forms and clean lines characteristic of his work during the mid-to-late twentieth century.
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- New Haven, United States
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