Reference

The uses of buildings can vary significantly over time, and specific details for a particular building from 1954 to 2017 might need further contextual information. However, general information about notable buildings and their uses during that period can be derived from specific instances.

Seagram Building

Located in New York, the Seagram Building was designed by Mies van der Rohe and completed in 1958. Here are its uses over the years:

• 1958-2016: Served as the corporate headquarters for the Seagram Company Ltd.
• 2017: The Four Seasons Restaurant, originally housed in the building, was replaced by the Grill and Pool restaurants Wikipedia.

Socony–Mobil Building

Another example is the Socony–Mobil Building:

• 1956 onwards: Functioned as the headquarters for the Mobil Oil Company. The building went through various ownerships and served multiple office purposes Wikipedia.

Danforth Chapel

For a diverse use case:

• 1954 onwards: The chapel at Colorado State University served religious purposes and marked transitions from outdoor to indoor worship CSU History.

These examples illustrate the potential range of uses for buildings over the period from 1954 to 2017. For more accurate information on a specific building, providing its name or location would be beneficial.