AIA Guide to New York City


Publication TypeBook
Year of Publication2000
AuthorsWhite, Norval; Willensky, Elliot
CityNew York
PublisherCrown Publishers
Edition4th
Publication Languageeng
Call NumberREF NA735.N5 A78 2000
Key WordsRudolph; Paul Marvin; 1918-1997; Tracey Towers; 20 and 40 West Mosholu Parkway; South Bronx; NY; 1967-1972; Rudolph Residence; 23 Beekman Place; New York; NY; 1967-1997; Hirsch Residence; 101 East 63rd Street; New York; NY; 1966; New York City Housing Authority; Davidson Houses; 810 Home Street; Bronx; NY; 1967; New York City Housing Authority; Middletown Plaza Apartment Building; 3033 Middletown Road; Bronx; NY; 1967; Brown Residence; 251 West 13th Street; New York; NY; 1967; Alteration; 1971
AbstractThe Brown Residence, also known as the First National Church of the Exquisite Panic was originally designed by Richard Morris Hunt, 1887-1888 as a library. Referred to in this Guide as "The Great Building Crackup."
StateNew York