When ANY is modified by a prepositional phrase that is plural, is the verb singular or plural?

Example: Whether ANY of the doors along the hallway IS open or not

OR

Whether ANY of the doors along the hallway ARE open or not

When ANY is modified by a prepositional phrase that is plural, is the verb singular or plural?

For example:

1. Whether any of the doors along the hallway is open or not

2. Whether any of the doors along the hallway are open or not

This is not a duplicate of the linked question, which asks about the difference in usage between things like "any book" (with a singular noun) and "any books" (with a plural noun).