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2 Park Avenue (Loft building : New York, N.Y.), 1927
1 drawingBlue-line print of bronze Subway sidewalk sign post design.
Competition entry for the Washington Monument, Union Square, New York City, 1843
1 drawingPresentation drawing of the front elevation. In pen and ink with wash and watercolor on paper (mounted on linen, 22 7/8" x 37 1/8").
Hotel des Artistes (Apartment building : New York, N.Y.), 1949-1950
4 drawings4 floor plans of 7th floor, 7th floor mezzanine, 8th floor, and 8th floor mezzanine of Hotel des Artistes located at 1 West 67th Street.
NYC/AIA 1986 Architectural Heritage Ball, 1986
1 posterThe poster shows a reproduction of a longitudinal section of Low Memorial Library at Columbia University.
Paul Rudolph drawings, 1961-1973
1 oversize foldersCollection contains 2 rolls of photocopied working drawings for the Natural Science Building at SUNY Purchase (Purchase, N.Y.), as well as single perspective drawings for the following projects: Government Center (New Haven, Connecticut), O'Brien's Motor Inn (Waverly, New York), and Sarasota High School (Sarasota, Florida).
Roger C. Ferri architectural drawings and papers
3,729 drawingsSheppard Pratt Asylum (Towson, MD) / Calvert Vaux
17 drawingsThe Sheppard Pratt Asylum was founded in 1853 for the progressive treatment of the mentally ill by the Baltimore merchant Moses Sheppard. The New York architect Calvert Vaux was hired in 1858 to design the buildings for the institution at the same time Vaux and Frederick Law Olmsted won the competition for the design of Central Park. Construction on the Asylum began in 1862, during the Civil War, and because of lack of financial constraints, the Asylum opened in 1891. The Sheppard Pratt Asylum is now on the National Historic Register. The 17 drawings for the project include floor plans, elevations, sections, and detail drawings.