Box 44

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Master plan and architecture of waterfront resort with luxury and business class hotels, residential villas, marina, recreational, and retail facilities.

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A mixed-used structure including offices, a hotel, residential space, and parking. Two versions of this project were prepared for the client. The second scheme represents a complete rethinking of the design based on the constraint that the client was unable to obtain the land needed to build the first scheme. Consequently, the entire program was consolidated into one building instead of two.

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SOM Project #90264

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Gordon Bunshaft, design partner

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1993-1994 Renovations

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Raul de Armas, design partner

COLLECTION DESCRIPTION From the Collection: Correspondence, preliminary design work drawings, slides, photographs, blueprints, a model, publicity and promotional materials relating to Michael McCarthy's partnership in the New York office of the firm. Major projects include: the Islamic Cultural Center, New York; Megaworld Place and Petron Megaplaza in Manila; Pratt Institute Master Plan and Residential Center; Transitional Housing for the Homeless, New York; Commercial Bank of Kuwait; Beijing Mixed Use Developments, Banque Bruxelles;...

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1987 Master plan for the Institute’s development to the year 2000 to accommodate 2,000 resident students. Leo J. Pantas Residential Center, consisting of two perpendicular wings of eight and six stories in an L-shape, connected by a clock tower containing the elevators and main lobby. A gatehouse was designed, but not built. Prefabricated modular housing units for 220 students built as an interim measure

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1981 Master Plan

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A 300-bed facility with ancillary diagnostic and treatment areas. Built on a part of Baker’s Field donated by Columbia University.