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SUMMARY:Panel Discussion: Preservation after the Demolition of Penn Station
DESCRIPTION:Co-sponsored by the New York Preservation Archive Project\nFree and open to the public\, but reservations required. \nThe original Penn Station\, built by the renowned architecture firm of McKim\, Mead\, and White in 1910\, stood for over fifty years as a masterpiece of the Beaux-Arts style and a monument to New York’s aspirations as a world capital. In 1963 the station was demolished\, a loss that was bitterly protested. The demolition prompted deep self-reflection on the part of our city\, and was soon followed by the passage of New York City’s Landmarks Law. \nThis program will examine how the preservation effort in New York has evolved since then\, with a focus on each mayoral administration. Panelists will include: Prof. Franny Eberhart\, a director of the Historic Districts Council and Vice-Chair of the Historic House Trust; Anthony Robins\, preservationist and author; Tony Wood\, author and founder of the New York Preservation Archive Project\, moderated by Andrew Berman\, executive director of Greenwich Village Society for Historic Preservation.
URL:https://anthonywrobins.com/event/preservation-after-the-demolition-of-penn-station-a-panel-discussion/
LOCATION:Greenwich Community School\, 272-278 West 10th Street \, New York
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SUMMARY:SOLD OUT Walking Tour: Art Deco in the Financial District
DESCRIPTION:Reservations required. To register\, click here. ($15 for MAS members). \nTowering above the narrow streets of 17th-century Nieuw Amsterdam are some of the city’s finest 20th century skyscrapers. Included are the best of Ralph Walker\, once voted the “architect of the century” by his peers: the delightfully decorative New York Telephone Company headquarters\, the ponderously massive Western Union Building\, and the Gothic-modern fantasy of the Irving Trust tower at No. 1 Wall Street. Other marvels include the Art Deco encrusted Cities Service headquarters.
URL:https://anthonywrobins.com/event/art-deco-in-the-financial-district/
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