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1. Healing exteriors injured by time

Author

Hart, Sara

Subjects
New York, New York -- Buildings and facilities, Architecture -- New York, Architecture and design industries
Abstract

An overview is presented of the renovation work conducted on two buildings located in New York, the Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art Foundation Building and Harperley Hall. Both buildings had intricate facades which required detailed restoration.

Published
2001

2. Pier 11

Author

Stephens, Suzanne

Subjects
Smith-Miller and Hawkinson Architects -- Services, Architectural practice -- Services, Architecture -- New York, Marine terminals -- Design and construction, Architecture and design industries
Abstract

A description is presented of the architectural design of the Wall Street Ferry Terminal at Pier 11, New York, NY. The building was designed by Smith-Miller + Hawkinson Architects and is sheathed in opalescent corrugated fiberglass.

Published
2001

3. Garden variety

Author

Newhouse, Victoria

Subjects
Westchester County, New York -- Buildings and facilities, Philip Johnson/Alan Ritchie Architects -- Buildings and facilities, Architecture -- New York, Pavilions -- Design and construction, Architecture and design industries, Home and garden
Abstract

A description is presented of an internally lit, diaphanous chain link clad pavilion in a garden in Westchester County, NY. The pavilion was designed by Philip Johnson/Alan Ritchie Architects.

Published
2000

5. SOM takes Manhattan

Author

Kubany, Elizabeth Harrison

Subjects
Manhattan, New York, New York -- Buildings and facilities, Skidmore, Owings and Merrill L.L.P. -- Influence, Architects -- Practice, Architecture -- New York, Architecture and design industries
Abstract

Issues are presented concerning the numerous architectural designs by the Skidmore, Owings & Merrill architectural practice in Manhattan, NY. Their success in New York and their most famous buildings are discussed.

Published
2000

6. The Mountains of Manhattan

Author

Gill, Brendan

Subjects
Manhattan, New York, New York -- Buildings and facilities, Physical geography -- New York, Architecture -- New York, Architecture and design industries, Home and garden
Abstract

The neighborhoods of Morningside Heights, Hamilton Heights, and Washington Heights, on the rocky escarpments of Manhattan's northern tip, are home to The Cloisters, Columbia University's Low Memorial Library, and other architectural treasures.

Published
1991

8. Suburban grandeur

Author

Goldberger, Paul

Subjects
Architecture -- New York, Courthouses -- New York
Published
2000

9. Even now a skyline of twins

Author

Dunlap, Davis W.

Subjects
Architecture -- New York, Tall buildings -- Design and construction, New York, New York -- Buildings and facilities
Published
2001

10. Inside man

Author

Jacobs, Karrie

Subjects
Architects -- Appreciation, Architecture -- New York, Kondylis, Costas -- Appreciation, New York, New York -- Buildings and facilities
Published
1996

11. New style: no style

Author

Jacobs, Karrie

Subjects
Architecture -- New York, New York, New York -- Buildings and facilities
Published
1996

12. In Harmony with Arts & Crafts Ideals: The Mohonk Mountain House

Author

Fish, Marilyn

Subjects
Shawangunk Mountains -- Portrayals, Architecture -- New York, Historic sites -- New York, Hotels and motels -- Appreciation -- New York, Architectural design -- Criticism and interpretation, Arts, visual and performing, Hobbies and crafts, Humanities, Criticism and interpretation, Appreciation, Portrayals
Abstract

The Arts & Crafts Context ARTS & CRAFTS DESIGN, WITH ITS EMPHASIS ON INNOVATION AND HANDCRAFTSMANSHIP, WAS THE STYLISTIC COMPONENT OF A LARGER SOCIAL REFORM MOVEMENT THAT GAINED MOMENTUM TOWARD [...]

Published
2001

13. Preston Scott Cohen

Subjects
Preston Scott Cohen -- Achievements and awards, Artists' studios -- Design and construction, Architecture -- New York, Architectural firms -- Achievements and awards, Architectural practice -- Achievements and awards, Architecture and design industries, Design and construction, Achievements and awards
Abstract

Torus House and Studio for Eric Wolf PROJECT: Torus House and Studio for Eric Wolf, Columbia County, New York SITE: A hilly, rural spread of 17 acres PROGRAM: A 3,104-square-foot [...]

Published
2000

14. A CHRISTMAS GARDEN

Subjects
Cooperstown, New York -- Description and travel, Christmas decorations -- Evaluation, Architecture -- New York, Family and marriage, Women's issues/gender studies
Abstract

Acclaimed for its grand lake and rich history, Cooperstown is also admired for the beauty of its buildings--particularly in December when designers bring a gardener's touch to every porch and [...]

Published
1999

15. Brooklyn sees small-scale and national retailer growth

Author

Ingram, Paula and Hebron, Robert

Subjects
Brooklyn, New York, New York -- Buildings and facilities, Architecture -- New York, Central business districts -- Evaluation, Retail industry -- New York, Business, Real estate industry
Abstract

Recent retail events in downtown Brooklyn reflect two equal and opposite trends taking place simultaneously. As reported in previous retail round-ups, national retailers continue their push into this part of [...]

Published
1999

16. The Chrysler preserved

Author

Krinsky, Carol Herselle

Subjects
Tall buildings, Architecture -- New York, Historic buildings -- New York, Skyscrapers
Published
1979

17. Acing the deuce

Author

Giovanni, Joseph

Subjects
Architecture -- New York, Architectural drawing -- Exhibitions, Times Square -- Buildings and facilities, Fox and Fowle Architects P.C. -- Services
Published
2002

18. Liquid assets

Author

Giovannini, Joseph

Subjects
Architecture -- New York, New York, New York -- Buildings and facilities
Published
2000

19. They're still there

Author

Gelfand, Marvin and Adelglass, Mel

Subjects
Architectural criticism -- New York, Architecture -- New York
Published
1988

20. Miss Liberty's hometown; New York, the city that never sleeps

Author

Schill, Bill and Schill, Larry

Subjects
New York, New York -- Description and travel, Walking tours -- New York, Vacations -- New York, Architecture -- New York, Automobiles, Home and garden, Travel, recreation and leisure
Published
1986

22. At home

Author

Meenan, Monica

Subjects
Architects -- Behavior, Architecture -- New York
Published
1981

23. The towers of light

Author

Lessard, Suzannah

Subjects
Architecture -- New York, Skyscrapers -- New York
Published
1978

24. Radio City Music Hall

Author

Von Eckardt, Wolf

Subjects
Art deco -- New York, Motion picture theaters -- New York, Architecture -- New York, Radio City Music Hall -- Design and construction
Published
1978

27. Architectural trendsetter seduces historic SoHo

Author

Muschamp, Herbert

Subjects
New York, New York. Landmarks Preservation Commission -- Environmental policy, Broadway (Hotel), Architecture -- New York, Hotels and motels -- Design and construction -- New York -- Buildings and facilities, SoHo, New York, New York -- Buildings and facilities
Abstract

Last week the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission made a decision of breathtaking importance for the future of architecture in New York. The 11-member commission unanimously approved a design […]

Published
2001

28. Lincoln Center's next big production: itself

Author

Muschamp, Herbert

Subjects
Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts -- Buildings and facilities, City planning -- New York, Architecture -- New York, Urban renewal -- New York, New York, New York -- Buildings and facilities
Abstract

FEWER and fewer things are not television. The dwindling list includes music, dance, theater, opera, movies and architecture. All six of these holdouts against post-civilization can be seen struggling for […]

Published
2001

29. Out for blood: planners target skyscrapers

Author

Huxtable, Ada Louise

Subjects
New York, New York. Department of City Planning -- Laws, regulations and rules, New York, New York -- Laws, regulations and rules, Real estate developers -- Laws, regulations and rules, Skyscrapers -- Laws, regulations and rules, Open spaces -- Laws, regulations and rules, Architecture -- New York, Business, Business, general
Published
2000

30. Columbus Circle re-imagined

Subjects
Architecture -- New York, New York -- Buildings and facilities
Abstract

At the moment, the Coliseum, on the west side of Columbus Circle, is little more than a hole shrouded in ragged walls gouged out by demolition crews. It is hard […]

Published
2000

31. Reaching for power over streets and sky; in New York, architecture as art is under attack by a combination of real estate and politics

Author

Muschamp, Herbert

Subjects
Company business planning, New York, New York. Department of City Planning -- Planning, City planning -- New York, Architecture -- New York, New York, New York -- Buildings and facilities
Abstract

IS architecture an art? What restrictions can government place on architects without violating constitutional principles? A new proposal to overhaul the city's zoning laws is now forcing New Yorkers to […]

Published
2000

32. Man about town

Author

Woodward, Richard B.

Subjects
Gill, Brendan -- Biography, The New Yorker (Periodical) -- Officials and employees, Authors -- Biography, Critics -- Biography, Architecture -- New York, Arts, visual and performing
Published
1985

33. Architecture: feeding the coliseum to the lions

Author

Huxtable, Ada Louise

Subjects
New York. Metropolitan Transportation Authority -- Management, New York, New York -- Buildings and facilities, Architecture -- New York, Public land sales -- New York, Business, Business, general
Published
1997

34. Witnesses

Subjects
City halls -- History, Architecture -- New York, New York, New York -- Buildings and facilities
Published
1992

35. Taming the monsters

Author

Wiseman, Carter

Subjects
Architecture -- New York, Plazas -- Design and construction, Office buildings -- Design and construction
Published
1984

36. Trimming and trashing

Author

Wiseman, Carter

Subjects
Decoration and ornament, Architectural -- New York, Architecture -- New York, Buildings -- New York
Published
1982

41. Lever House is indisputably a landmark

Author

Cobb, Henry N., Drexler, Arthur, Frampton, Kenneth, Pei, I.M., Johnson, Philip, American architect, Pelli, Cesar, Hitchcock, Henry-Russell, and Polshek, James Stewart

Subjects
New York, New York. Landmarks Preservation Commission -- Achievements and awards, Zoning -- New York, Architecture -- New York, Skyscrapers -- Achievements and awards, Lever House -- Achievements and awards
Published
1983

42. The space below the bridge

Subjects
New York, New York. Board of Estimate -- Planning, Markets (Economics) -- New York, Architecture -- New York
Published
1982

45. A crystal beacon atop a 20's curiosity

Author

Muschamp, Herbert

Subjects
Hearst Corp. -- Buildings and facilities, Architecture -- New York, New York, New York -- Buildings and facilities
Published
2001

50. The architectural artifact

Author

Stephens, Suzanne

Subjects
Citicorp Center -- Design and construction, Architecture -- New York
Published
1977

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