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Gordon Bunshaft, design partner

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Renovation of a lobby and first four floors of the facade of a building originally designed by Francis Kimball in 1914. Changes also included a new limestone facade and entrance loggie more in keeping with the building's original Beaux Arts character. Winner of the 1988 Tucker Award

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: The restoration of the facade of this historic 1920s-era Art Deco building included replacement or preservation of fenestration, cleaning and replacement of brickwork in an array of special shapes and colors, and terra-cotta details in accordance with guidelines established by the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission in 1987. The project also included interior renovations and a dramatic lighting of the tower top, giving the General Electric Building a distinctive outline on the...

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Redesign of the lobby of a 1961 building by Emery Roth & Sons. The new design features rich decorative marbles and a hemispherical dome with indirect lighting. Also included in the project were tenant floor modifications of the 33-story office building

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Roger Radford, senior designer

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A conference and exhibition center with a cafeteria, gift shop, display area, and library.

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Multi-story office tower that also includes a prayer room, training center, auditorium, and landscaped area with a pool.

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Gordon Bunshaft, design partner

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Designed to have been located against the Red Wall of the Forbidden City in the Wang Fu Jing commercial district, the project included courtyards, shade trees, gardens, and an interior shopping arcade. Not built.

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Gordon Bunshaft, design partner