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Architecture Without Rules: The Houses Of Marcel Breuer And Herbert Beckhard,New R. Albert Felix Orlov Is Abducted ByAn Armchair Tour Through Twenty Strikingly Innovative Houses. Internationally Famous For Such Buildings As The Whitney Museum Of American Art In New York (As Well As For The Ubiquitous 'Breuer' Chair), Marcel Breuer Thrived On Experimentation. From The 1950S Through The 1970S, He And His Associate Herbert Beckhard Created A Radical New Type Of American Housing. David Masello, A Writer On Architecture And Urban Design, Interviewed Herbert Beckhard And