General Electric Building, 570 Lexington Avenue (1931)
Originally the RCA Victor Building, this 50-story tower carries one of Midtown’s most unusual crowns: Gothic spires interlaced…
Originally the RCA Victor Building, this 50-story tower carries one of Midtown’s most unusual crowns: Gothic spires interlaced…
Completed in 1937, Hampshire House at 150 Central Park South belongs to the final phase of New York’s…
The building that closes the vista of Park Avenue — a 35-story Art Deco tower straddling the world's…
The northernmost crossing on Manhattan Island — a clean Art Deco steel arch carrying the Henry Hudson Parkway…
The Art Deco ventilation towers of the Holland Tunnel mark the Manhattan portal of the first mechanically ventilated…
Opened on January 2, 1930, at the corner of Eighth Avenue and 34th Street, the Hotel New Yorker…
For six decades, the Paradise offered Bronx moviegoers the most extravagant Italian palazzo illusion John Eberson could conjure:…
A full city block in Chelsea — 400 to 430 West 23rd Street, from Ninth to Tenth Avenues…
Built for the great flying boats of the Pan American Clippers, the Marine Air Terminal is the oldest…
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