Nancy and I took the train to NYC early this week for meetings, and to do some work and research. We stayed at 3rd Avenue 42nd Street. I had about 2 hours to myself right after we arrived, so I decided to walk over to one of my favorite buildings, the Chrysler Building, one of NYC's unsung (or at least less sung) architectural wonders. But everywhere I looked I saw little architectural wonders. Here's a collection of some of them, all found in a few block radius from Grand Central, and easily walked in an hour or less.
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Reflection |
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Wells Fargo entrance |
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Building above Wells Fargo |
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Another reflection of the building above the Wells Fargo |
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Chrysler - elevator door and red Morocco marble |
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Chrysler - wall sconce |
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Chrysler - ceiling mural |
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Chrysler - more ceiling mural |
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Chrysler - another elevator |
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Chrysler - more ceiling mural |
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Chrysler - and still more ceiling mural |
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Chrysler - wall panel |
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Facade detail, #1 |
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Inside Grand Central |
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Grand Central chandelier |
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Grand Central, ceiling |
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Grand Central, wall sconce |
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Grand Central, ticket window |
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Facade detail, #2 |
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Facade detail, #3 |
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Facade detail, #4 |
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Facade detail, #5 |
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plaque in the sidewalk, celebrating NYC architecture; there were dozens of these plaques |
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another plaque in the sidewalk |
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an elegant little garden |
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a park on Park |
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church |
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a religious fellow and his secular brother |
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Facade detail, #6 |
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Facade detail, #7 |
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Facade detail, #7, shopped a bit |
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Facade detail, #8 |
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Facade detail, #9 |
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Facade detail, #10 |
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Facade details, #9 & 10 |
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Facade detail, #11 |
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Facade detail, #12 |
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Facade detail, #13 |
That's all, fokes.
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