Elaine Lustig Cohen's first major work was designing graphics for the signage of this building. In the article "The Lesson of the Master," Lewis Mumford called this building's lighting a "post-Whistler nocturne" and the building itself a "Rolls-Royce." This building's plaza, which is extensively examined in William H. Whyte's (15[1])Social Life (15[1])of Small Urban Spaces, inspired an update to the 1916 Zoning Resolution that incentivized setting back buildings from the street. This building was commissioned by an heiress of the (*) Bronfman family. This building (10[1])across (10[1])from Lever House contained (10[1])Pablo (10[1])Picasso's curtain (10[1])Le Tricorne (10[1]-5[1])and a set of dark murals by Mark Rothko (10[3])meant to (10[4])"ruin (10[3])the appetite" (10[2])of diners. (-5[1])The Four Seasons restaurant was in this building that pioneered the bronze facade. For 10 points, what New York (-5[1])office building was designed (10[1])by Mies van der Rohe for a Canadian distillery? ■END■ (10[2]0[1])