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They look like money.

Andy Warhol on the
shiny skyscrapers.

Here are combined lists of works by designers or design bureaus
with more than one building presented in this study.


Attia, Eli Barnes, Edward Larrabee Assoc. Carson & Lundin Cesar Pelli & Assocs. Chanin, Irwin S. Cross & Cross Davis, Brody & Assocs. Der Scutt Architcts Edward Durrell Stone Assocs. Eggers & Higgins Fox & Fowle Gilbert, Cass Gwathmey Siegel Harmon, Arthur Loomis Harrison, Wallace K. Harrison & Abramovitz Helmle & Corbett Hood, Raymond Howells, John Mead Johnson, Philip Kahn, Ely Jacques Kahn & Jacobs Kimball, Francis H. Kohn Pedersen Fox Assocs. Lescaze, William Pei, I.M. & Partners	Poor, Alfred Easton Reinhard & Hofmeister Robertson, R. H. Kevin Roche John Dinkeloo & Assoc. Roth, Emery Roth, Emery & Sons Schulze & Weaver Schuman, Lichtenstein, Claman & Efron Severance, H. Craig Shreve, Lamb & Blake Shreve, Lamb & Harmon Skidmore, Owings & Merrill Sloan & Robertson Sugarman & Berger Swanke Hayden Connell Architects Voorhees, Gmelin & Walker Walker, Ralph Warnecke, John Carl Williams, Frank

DESIGNERS IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER:

Eli Attia (Eli Attia Architects) -: 101 Park Avenue (1982); Millenium Hilton Hotel (1992)
Barnes, Edward Larrabee Assoc. -: IBM Building (1983); Equitable Center Tower West (1985); 599 Lexington Avenue (1986)
Carson & Lundin -: Time Warner Building (1947); Tishman Building (1957); First National City Bank (1961) (with Kahn & Jacobs); 4 N.Y. Plaza (1968) (as Carson, Lundin & Shaw)
Cesar Pelli & Assocs. -: Museum Tower (1984); World Financial Center (1988); Carnegie Hall Tower (1990); Bloomberg Tower and 1 Beacon Court (2004) (with Rafael Pelli)
Chanin, Irwin S. -: Majestic Apartments (1930) (Jacques Delamarre as chief designer); Century Apartments (1931) (Jacques Delamarre as chief designer); 1411 Broadway (1969)
Cross & Cross -: General Electric Tower (1931); City Bank Farmers Trust Building (1932)
Davis, Brody & Assocs. -: Waterside (1974); 100 William Street (1974); Jacob Ruppert Brewery Project (1975); Central Park Place (1988)
Der Scutt Architects - (see also Kahn & Jacobs and Swanke Hayden Connell & Partners): 100 U.N. Plaza (1986) (with Schuman, Lichtenstein, Claman & Efron)
Edward Durrell Stone Assocs. -: General Motors Building (1968); 1 Financial Square (1987)
Eggers & Higgins -: Canada House (1957) (with Marazio & Morris); Javits Federal Office Building (1967) (with Alfred Easton Poor and Kahn & Jacobs)
Fox & Fowle Architects -: National Westminster Bank USA (1983); Doubletree Guest Suites (1990); Condé Nast Building (1999); Reuters Building (2001)
Gilbert, Cass -: 90 West Street (1907); Woolworth Building (1913); N.Y. Life Insurance Co. Building (1928); U.S. Courthouse (1936) (with Cass Gilbert, Jr)
Gwathmey Siegel -: Sony Building (1984) (1994 renovation and remodelling); 1585 Broadway (1989)
Harmon, Arthur Loomis - (see also Shreve, Lamb & Harmon): Marriott East Side Hotel (1924)
Harrison, Wallace K. - (see also Helmle & Corbett and Harrison & Abramovitz): GE Building (1933) (as one of the Rockefeller Center Associated Architects); United Nations Secretariat (1953) (leader of an international committee of architects)
Harrison & Abramovitz - (see also Harrison, Wallace K.): Time and Life Building (1937); Socony-Mobil Building (1956); Daily News Building extension (1958); Corning Glass Building (1959) (with Abbe); Time-Life Building (1959) (with Harris); Sperry-Rand Building (1962) (with Emery Roth & Sons); New York Hilton Hotel (1963) (with William B. Tabler); 860-870 U.N. Plaza (1966) (with Harris); Exxon Building (1971) (with Harris); McGraw-Hill Building II (1221 Sixth Ave.) (1972) (with Harris); Celanese Building (1973) (with Harris)
Helmle & Corbett -: Bush Tower (1918); 1 Fifth Avenue (1929) (with Harrison and Sugarman & Berger)
Hood, Raymond - (see also Howells, John Mead): American Standard Building (1924) (with André Fouilhoux); Daily News Building (1930) (with André Fouilhoux and John Mead Howells); McGraw-Hill Building I (1931) (with Godley & Fouilhoux); GE Building (1933) (leader of the Rockefeller Center Associated Architects)
Howells, John Mead - (see also Hood, Raymond): Beekman Tower (1928); Daily News Building (1930) (with Raymond Hood)
Johnson, Philip -: Seagram Building (1958) (with Ludwig Mies van der Rohe); 1001 Fifth Avenue (facade) (1979) (with John Burgee); Sony Building (1983) (with John Burgee); 33 Maiden Lane (1986) (with John Burgee); 885 Third Avenue ('Lipstick') (1986) (with John Burgee); Kent Building (1997, recladding)

Kahn, Ely Jacques - (see also Kahn & Jacobs): 120 Wall Street (1930) (with Buchman)
Kahn & Jacobs - (see also Kahn, Ely Jacques): Universal Pictures Building (1947); 100 Park Avenue (1949); 1407 Broadway (1950); 1065 Sixth Avenue (1957) (with Sydney Goldstone); N.Y. Telephone Co. Switching Station (W.Midtown) (1964); N.Y. Telephone Co. Building (Murray Hill) (1967); Javits Federal Office Building (1967) (with Alfred Easton Poor and Eggers & Higgins); 1 Astor Plaza (1969) (Der Scutt as chief designer); 1 N.Y. Plaza (1969) (with William Lescaze & Assocs.); N.Y. Telephone Co. Building (Midtown) (1970); 2 N.Y. Plaza (1971); 1 Penn Plaza (1972)
Kimball, Francis H. -: Trinity Building (1905); Realty Building (1907); Adams Express Building (1916)
Kohn Pedersen Fox Assocs. -: 135 East 57th Street (1988); 712 Fifth Avenue (1990); Lehman Brothers Building (2001); 5 Times Square (2002) (Bill Pedersen as chief designer)
Lescaze, William -: U.S. Plywood Building (1963); 1 N.Y. Plaza (1969) (with Kahn & Jacobs)
Pei, I.M. & Partners -: University Plaza (1966); 88 Pine Street (1973) (James Ingo Freed as chief designer); Four Seasons Hotel (1993)
Poor, Alfred Easton -: Home Insurance Company Building (1966); Javits Federal Office Building (1967) (with Kahn & Jacobs and Eggers & Higgins)
Reinhard & Hofmeister -: GE Building (1933) (part of the Rockefeller Center Associated Architects); Chrysler Building East/Kent Building (1952) (with Walquist)
Robertson, Robert H. -: American Tract Society Building (1895); Park Row Building (1899)
Kevin Roche John Dinkeloo & Assoc. -: CBS Building (1965) (as partners in late Eero Saarinen's bureau until 1966); U.N. Plaza - Park Hyatt Hotel (1976); 60 Wall Street (1989)
Roth, Emery - (see also Roth, Emery & Sons): Ritz Tower (1925) (with Carr�re & Hastings); Beresford Apartments (1929); San Remo Apartments (1930); El Dorado Apartments (1931) (with Margon & Holder)
Roth, Emery & Sons -: Look Building (1950); Manufacturers Hanover Trust Building (1954); 2 Broadway (1959); Bankers Trust Co. Building (1962) (with Henry Dreyfus); Sperry-Rand Building (1962) (with Harrison & Abramovitz); Chemical Bank Building (1964); Met Life Building (1963) (with Pietro Belluschi and Walter Gropius); Westvaco Building (1967); General Motors Building (1968) (with Edward Durrell Stone Assocs.); Paramount Plaza (1968); 345 Park Avenue (1969); Interchem Building (1969); 77 Water Street (1970); 200 Water Street (1971); Park Lane Hotel (1971); 55 Water Street (1972); World Trade Center (1973) (with Minoru Yamasaki & Assoc.); New York Merchandise Mart (1974); 100 William Street (1974) (with Davis, Brody & Assocs.); New York Palace Hotel (1980) (with Hardy Holzman Pfeiffer); 7 World Trade Center (1985); 17 State Street (1988); 1585 Broadway (1989) (with Gwathmey Siegel & Assocs.)
Schulze & Weaver -: Sherry Netherland Hotel (1927) (with Buchman & Kahn); Hotel Pierre (1929); Waldorf-Astoria Hotel (1931)
Schuman, Lichtenstein, Claman & Efron Architects -: 100 U.N. Plaza (1988); Metropolitan Tower (1988); 101 West End Avenue (2000); Bloomberg Tower and 1 Beacon Court (2004)

Severance, H. Craig -: 40 Wall Street (1930) (with Yasuo Matsui); Nelson Tower (1931)
Shreve, Lamb & Blake - (see also Shreve, Lamb & Harmon): Standard Oil Building (1922) (with Carr�re & Hastings)
Shreve, Lamb & Harmon Assocs. - (see also Shreve, Lamb & Blake and Harmon, Arthur): 500 Fifth Avenue (1930); Empire State Building (1931); MONY Tower (1950); American Brands Building (1967); 1 Bankers Trust Plaza (1974) (with Peterson & Brickbauer); 3 Park Avenue (1976)
Skidmore, Owings & Merrill -: Lever Building (1952) (Gordon Bunshaft as chief designer); Chase Manhattan Bank (1960) (Gordon Bunshaft as chief designer); Equitable Building II (1961); Union Carbide Building (1963); Marine Midland Bank (1967) (Gordon Bunshaft as chief designer); U.S. Steel Building (1972) (Roy Allen as chief designer); 1166 Sixth Avenue (1973); Annenberg Building (1974) (Roy Allen as chief designer); Solow Building (1974) (Gordon Bunshaft as chief designer); W. R. Grace Building (1974) (Gordon Bunshaft as chief designer); Olympic Tower (1976); Vista International Hotel (1981); Park Avenue Plaza (1981) (Raul De Armas as chief designer); 85 Broad Street (1983); Wang Building (1984); 1 Worldwide Plaza (1989) (David Childs as chief designer); Bertelsmann Building (1990) (David Childs as chief designer); Bear Stearns World Headquarters (2002); Random House Tower and Park Imperial (2003); Time Warner Center (2004) (David Childs as chief designer); Times Square Tower (2004) (David Childs as chief designer)
Sloan & Robertson -: Fred F. French Building (1927) (with H. Douglas Ives (Fred F. French Co.)); Chanin Building (1929); Majestic Apartments (1930)
Sugarman & Berger -: 1 Fifth Avenue (1929); New Yorker Hotel (1930)
Swanke Hayden Connell Architects - (see also Scutt): 520 Madison Avenue (1982) (Der Scutt as chief designer); Continental Center (1983) (Der Scutt as chief designer); 1 Seaport Plaza (1983); Trump Tower (1984) (Der Scutt as chief designer); Americas Tower (1992)
Voorhees, Gmelin & Walker - (see also Walker): Barclay-Vesey Building (1926) (with McKenzie, Ralph Walker as chief designer); Western Union Building (1930); Irving Trust Co. Building (1931) (with Ralph Walker and Perry Coke Smith as chief designers)
Walker, Ralph - (see also Voorhees, Gmelin & Walker): Fuller Building (1929) (with Gillette); AT&T Building (1932)
Warnecke, John Carl: AT&T Long Lines Building (1974); Piaget Building (1978)
Williams, Frank: 1 Worldwide Plaza (1989) (working for SOM); W New York - Times Square Hotel (2001) (as Frank Williams & Associates)

ENTRANCE CONTENTS INTRODUCTION ALPHABETICAL LIST

EARLY CENTURY I & II ART DECO ERA I & II & III

INTERNATIONAL STYLE I & II & III POST-MODERNISM I & II

NEW DEVELOPMENTS ADDITIONAL INFO I & II & III & IV

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