Talk:Seagram Building/Archive 1
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The period in which the seagram building was built.
I'm pretty sure I saw a documentary that said at the time this building was the most expensive skyscraper in the world (per sq. metre) because it decided to use so little of the space in which it could build. Anybody know anything about this sort of thing?
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The building is featured in the 1970 film The Out of Towner's with Jack Lemmon.
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