Editing Modern architecture (section)

===Walter Gropius and Marcel Breuer===
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File:Story Hall, Harvard University, Cambridge MA.jpg|Story Hall of the [[Harvard Law School]] by [[Walter Gropius]] and ([[The Architects Collaborative]])
File:Stillman Photo 2.jpeg|The [[Stillman House]] [[Litchfield, Connecticut]], by [[Marcel Breuer]] (1950) The swimming pool mural is by [[Alexander Calder]]
File:Walter Gropius photo MetLife Building fassade New York USA 2005-10-03.jpg|The PanAm building (Now [[MetLife Building]]) in New York, by [[Walter Gropius]] and [[The Architects Collaborative]] (1958–63)
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[[Walter Gropius]], the founder of the [[Bauhaus]], moved to England in 1934 and spent three years there before being invited to the United States by Walter Hudnut of the [[Harvard Graduate School of Design]]; Gropius became the head of the architecture faculty. [[Marcel Breuer]], who had worked with him at the Bauhaus, joined him and opened an office in Cambridge. The fame of Gropius and Breuer attracted many students, who themselves became famous architects, including [[Ieoh Ming Pei]] and [[Philip Johnson]]. They did not receive an important commission until 1941, when they designed housing for workers in Kensington, Pennsylvania, near Pittsburgh., In 1945 Gropius and Breuer associated with a group of younger architects under the name TAC ([[The Architects Collaborative]]). Their notable works included the building of the [[Harvard Graduate School of Design]], the U.S. Embassy in Athens (1956–57), and the headquarters of Pan American Airways in New York (1958–63).{{Sfn|Bony|2012|page=120}}