The American International Building at 70 Pine Street was completed in 1932, a year after the Empire State Building, which it seems to echo |
The building deploys a full complement of deco architectural details, top to bottom |
70 Pine Street |
70 Pine Street |
70 Pine Street |
70 Pine Street |
70 Pine Street |
70 Pine Street |
Helpfully, some entrances incorporate a statue of the building |
70 Pine Street |
70 Pine Street |
70 Pine Street |
70 Pine Street |
70 Pine Street |
20 Exchange Place, 1931 |
20 Exchange Place |
20 Exchange Place |
20 Exchange Place |
The doors of 20 Exchange Place |
20 Exchange Place |
20 Exchange Place |
20 Exchange Place |
An interesting offhand detail |
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Another deco charmer, inside and out. 29 Broadway, 1931
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29 Broadway |
29 Broadway |
29 Broadway |
29 Broadway |
29 Broadway |
29 Broadway |
29 Broadway |
21 West Street, 1930 |
21 West Street |
21 West Street |
An all-out art deco package, 21 West Street |
21 West Street |
21 West Street |
21 West Street |
21 West Street |
Bad quality, but some key details, including the swastika in the corner, 21 West Street |
21 West Street |
21 West Street |
21 West Street |
21 West Street |
21 West Street |
21 West Street |
21 West Street |
21 West Street |
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Incredible detail, Manhattan entry to the Brooklyn Battery Tunnel |
Manhattan entry to the Brooklyn Battery Tunnel |
Manhattan entry to the Brooklyn Battery Tunnel |