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featuring our entries about this small-but-mighty book of iconic
architecture. This week we’re
pleased to present part 3, “Tour No. 2: Fifth Avenue (43rd to 53rd)”.
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WHO: Albert Hadley
WHAT: The Decoration of Houses
WHEN: Check your datebook against this calendar
WHERE: The Textile Museum
WHY: "Words and furniture have a lot in common. Both are inanimate. They don't move themselves. Yet they can move you." - Rose Tarlow
WHAT: The Decoration of Houses
WHEN: Check your datebook against this calendar
WHERE: The Textile Museum
WHY: "Words and furniture have a lot in common. Both are inanimate. They don't move themselves. Yet they can move you." - Rose Tarlow
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- WHAT: The Museum of Modern Art, West 53 Street
- WHO: Columbia University, owner, and John D. Rocke...
- WEEKLY Ws: “Four Walking Tours of Modern Architect...
- From “Modern Architecture in New York”
- WHERE: 42nd Street Area, looking south from 45th S...
- WHEN: 1934: 211 East 48 Street by William Lescaze.
- WHAT: The Guest House, 242 East 52 Street, by Phil...
- WHO: Oscar Niemeyer, Age 104, Member of the board ...
- WEEKLY Ws: “Four Walking Tours of Modern Architect...
- WHY: From “Modern Architecture in New York”
- WHERE: Bonnier’s Inc.
- WHEN: Fifth Avenue Motors, demolished 1964
- WHAT: Asia House
- WHO: Edward Durrell Stone
- WEEKLY Ws: Four Walking Tours of Modern Architectu...
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