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Since its first publication in 1967, this guide has been the definitive resource for exploring New York City's architectural landscape across all five boroughs. The latest edition offers a fresh perspective on the city's architectural treasures, from iconic landmarks to hidden gems. Norval White has meticulously revisited over 5,000 buildings for this first revision since 1987, making it the most comprehensive guide available. This richly illustrated handbook features more than 3,000 new photographs, over 130 new maps, and hundreds of updated entries, covering not just skyscrapers and historical sites but also bridges, parks, and public monuments. From the Empire State Building to Brooklyn's brownstones, the guide captures the essence of the city through its architecture, blending thoughtful and humorous descriptions with intriguing local insights that illuminate the city's history. The combination of maps, photographs, and expert commentary invites readers to embark on a self-guided tour at their own pace. This authoritative directory serves as a compact record of New York's architectural heritage, making it an ideal companion for anyone exploring the city, whether they are sightseers, architects, or casual strollers. It's the perfect book to take along on your adventures.

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AIA Guide to New York City - Revised Edition, Norval White, Elliot Willensky, American Institute of Architects, American Institute of Architects. New York Chapter

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1978
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Jazyk
anglicky
Vydavatel
Collier Books
Rok vydání
1978
Vazba
měkká
Počet stran
653
ISBN10
0020009801
ISBN13
9780020009801
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Hodnocení
3,5 z 5
Anotace
Since its first publication in 1967, this guide has been the definitive resource for exploring New York City's architectural landscape across all five boroughs. The latest edition offers a fresh perspective on the city's architectural treasures, from iconic landmarks to hidden gems. Norval White has meticulously revisited over 5,000 buildings for this first revision since 1987, making it the most comprehensive guide available. This richly illustrated handbook features more than 3,000 new photographs, over 130 new maps, and hundreds of updated entries, covering not just skyscrapers and historical sites but also bridges, parks, and public monuments. From the Empire State Building to Brooklyn's brownstones, the guide captures the essence of the city through its architecture, blending thoughtful and humorous descriptions with intriguing local insights that illuminate the city's history. The combination of maps, photographs, and expert commentary invites readers to embark on a self-guided tour at their own pace. This authoritative directory serves as a compact record of New York's architectural heritage, making it an ideal companion for anyone exploring the city, whether they are sightseers, architects, or casual strollers. It's the perfect book to take along on your adventures.