Mary Sargent © 2007 …………………………………….. click to enlarge
Well, see? Just turn the corner onto Park Avenue and right off the bat, here's the Lever House. And a bunch of other tall glassy buildings I can't identify. The Lever House, though, is one of the early important Modernist buildings, "a seminal work of Modernist architecture," according to Carter B. Horsley, who writes a spirited and interesting article about it. And please go here to see a photograph that shows clearly how breathtaking it was when built in 1951 (and still is).
See map.
Thursday, March 15, 2007
Midtown, Park Avenue Between 54th and 53rd Streets
Posted by Mary Sargent at 10:33 PM
Labels: Midtown, Park Avenue
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