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1. Twenty-Three Years Later: Two Moments on New York's Lower East Side.

Author

Rose, Brian

Subjects
ARCHITECTURE, VIEWS, PHOTOGRAPHY
Abstract

Compares the architectural views of the street of New York's Lower East Side between 1980 and 2003. Condition of the area in 1980s; Projects that dominated the area in 1980s; Challenges in photographing the area; Depiction of the area as of September 2003.

Published
2003

2. Eleven TVs. A White Lacquered Ceiling. No Bookshelves.

Author

Colman, David

Subjects
*APARTMENTS, *MODERN architecture -- 21st century, *VIEWS
Abstract

This article reports on an apartment in New York City, New York that is designed around its views of the city. The modern apartment is almost entirely white and consists of mostly reflective materials and surfaces. The article also discusses interior decorator Christopher Coleman and architect Wayne Turett.

Published
2008

3. 'THE CITY AT THE NATION'S FRONT DOOR'.

Author

Klara, Robert

Subjects
*VIEWS, *TRAVEL
Abstract

Features the views of Manhattan, New York City. Description on Manhattan's physical attractions; Touring opportunities; Travel details. INSET: TO PLAN A TRIP.

Published
2002

4. NEW YORK VIEWS.

Author

Kuchment, Anna

Subjects
*BUILDINGS, *VIEWS, *HISTORIC buildings, *SKYSCRAPERS, *TALL buildings, *ARCHITECTURE, *CHURCH buildings
Abstract

This section compares the view from the observation deck of the GE Building with other landmark views in New York City. Information is given on the locations, elevations, admission fees and views of the Empire State Building, Statue of Liberty, GE Building and Riverside Church.

Published
2005

5. Those Rooms With a View.

Author

BIGGS, CAROLINE

Subjects
*VIEWS, *APARTMENTS, *APARTMENT buildings, *SURCHARGES, *RESIDENTIAL real estate
Abstract

The article focuses on research conducted by appraisal firm Miller Samuel president Jonathan Miller on the sale prices of New York City buildings. Topics covered include the willingness of New Yorkers to pay ten to 25 percent more for an apartment that offers a stunning view, other surcharges that might affect the value of a property, and the reasons for New Yorkers' preference for a park view.

Published
2019

6. THE CITY OF NEW YORK.

Subjects
STREETS, VIEWS, PICTURES, GUIDEBOOKS, MANNERS & customs
Published
1878

7. Notes and Comment.

Subjects
LETTERS, LIFE, VIEWS, NATURE, PICTURESQUE, The, CENTRAL Park West (New York, N.Y.)
Abstract

The article presents a letter from an ex-New Yorker living in Pacific Palisades, California that narrates his life in New York. The letter started with the sender's life in Central Park West, where his wife had a tenth-floor apartment with a picture window. He said that he was fond of staying in the window while gazing at the wonderful scene outside. He added that his interest in nature did not stop even though he was already in another place. That was why his new place is overlooking.

Published
1981

8. The Grove at New Windsor gets its own entrance to I-84.

Subjects
EXPRESS highways, TRANSPORTATION, INTERSTATE 84, ROADS, VIEWS
Abstract

The article reports on the completion of two entry points offering direct access via Route 207 and Interstate 84 in Windsor, New York. Area vice president, Steve Caporaso says, residents and guests can now come directly from Interstate to the community where they will no longer have to navigate local streets and come through Steward Airport's main entrance. These new access roads going to the Hudson Valley Road and Hawthorne Way offer direct access and scenic views to the Grove.

Published
2008

9. WINDOW FEAT.

Author

Keil, Beth Landman

Subjects
*RESTAURANTS, *BUILDINGS, *VIEWS
Abstract

Features the Asiate restaurant at Time Warner Center. Ambience and view of the Central Park from the restaurant; Menu; Customer service and food quality.

Published
2003

10. Views You Won't Lose.

Author

Toy, Vivian S.

Subjects
*BUILDINGS, *VIEWS, *APARTMENTS, *TALL buildings, *HIGH-rise apartment buildings, *AIRSPACE (Law)
Abstract

This article discusses how some apartments in New York City have protected views. New York apartments with desirable views are rare and much sought after. 100 high-rise apartment buildings are under construction throughout the city and they might block some views that aren't protected. Some developers had the foresight to buy the air rights of neighboring buildings, thus protecting the views for their developments.

Published
2007

11. Bricked In? Lighten Up.

Author

Louie, Elaine

Subjects
*URBAN growth, *VIEWS
Abstract

Offers a look at the home Peri Wolfman and Charles Gold, who live in a fourth-floor loft in Soho, New York City. Review of how developers constructed a new building nearby and eliminated their views of the city; Reaction of Gold to losing the view; Discussion of how darkness is falling on bedrooms and living rooms all over New York as runaway development makes exterior views an endangered perk of life in New York City.

Published
2005

12. Dimensions of grandeur.

Author

Philip N. Douglis

Subjects
*VIEWS, *PHOTOGRAPHERS, *ARCHES, *CATHEDRALS, *STATUE of Liberty (New York, N.Y.)
Abstract

The article offers the author's insights regarding the iconic imagery. The author states that photographers encounter a subject matter which portrays an impression of grandeur as well as provide symbolic meanings which seems larger than life. He relates that he was struck by the sheer scale and lights playing within the large archways of the largest cathedral in Cuenca, Ecuador. He mentions that the Statue of Liberty in New York City seems to be the most iconic of all American symbols.

Published
2012

13. New York's newest park is in the sky.

Author

Reyes, Damaso

Subjects
*PARK buildings, *PARKS, *PERSPECTIVE (Art), *VIEWS
Abstract

The article discusses the newest park in New York called High Line which is built on an old freight railroad line that is elevated above the streets of Manhattan. High Line is located on Manhattan's West Side and starts at Gansevoort Street near 14th Street and runs to 20th Street. The park gives visitors a perspective on the city and is open from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily.

Published
2009

14. Letting the View Speak For Itself.

Author

Leland, John

Subjects
*ARCHITECTS, *SEPTEMBER 11 Terrorist Attacks, 2001, *VIEWS
Abstract

Describes the fast-track viewing platform overlooking New York City's World Trade Center site. Its design by New York architects David Rockwell, Ricardo Scofidio, Elizabeth Diller, and Kevin Kennon; Materials used in its construction; Mood on the viewing platform; Background on the project, which was the first architectural response built after the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks and involved public and private collaboration.

Published
2002

15. View With a Room.

Author

Stevens, Kimberly

Subjects
*OFFICE buildings, *VIEWS, *DESIGN, *PSYCHOLOGY
Abstract

Features building offices with nice views in New York City, New York. Reason why some people are obsessed with office view; Examples of office views; Implication of office view on people.

Published
1999

16. Luxurious Lookout for the Parade.

Author

Kleinfield, N.R.

Subjects
*PARADES, *APARTMENT buildings, *VIEWS, *DWELLINGS
Abstract

Describes the view from the San Remo apartment building on Central Park West in New York City. Number of people who will visit the apartment of Julie and David Tobey for the view it affords of the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade; The celebrities which can be spotted in the building; How it has become a holiday tradition to have friends and family visit the San Remo on the day of the parade; How the tradition started at the building; Advantages of the floor the Tobey's live on.

Published
1998

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