“Room at the Top” Visits The Equitable Building
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On behalf of Landmark Branding LLC and nAscent Art New York, we’re pleased to say that our final installment of “Room at the Top” for 2014 was a resounding success! Over 25 young professionals from the real estate and arts & culture worlds gathered at 120 Broadway, the Equitable Building, for a completely booked private… Continue reading
172 Fifth Avenue
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A 1928-1930 design by Aaronson & Heidrich, 172 Fifth Avenue starts off the only block on the Ladies’ Mile not to contain a skyscraper. A well-mannered example of the late Romanesque Revival, the building is notable for being a mixed-use residential development in an era when most of this stretch of Fifth Avenue had been… Continue reading
170 Fifth Avenue, The Sohmer Building
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Literally a crowning achievement of Robert Maynicke, 170 Fifth Avenue, also known as the Sohmer Building, is the architect’s most extravagant work on this stretch of Fifth Avenue and a worthy visual foil to the famed Flatiron Building located diagonally to the north. The width of the brownstone house it replaced, 170 Fifth is a… Continue reading
168 Fifth Avenue
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A 1921 façade by Rudolph C.P. Boehler that unified two brownstones into a single address, 168 Fifth Avenue is a late example of the commercial conversions that transformed Lower Fifth into a shopping district. The large windows, yellow brick and highly restrained ornament suggest the coming Art Deco movement.
Faces on Fifth: Chloe Ho at the Forbes Galleries
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The last show to debut at the historic Forbes Galleries before the museum closes at its Fifth Avenue location, Chloe Ho’s “Under the Surface” is a piquant collection of figurative and abstract work by the Hong-Kong based artist that explores the boundaries of waking consciousness. Representing a wide range of traditional and new media, Ho’s… Continue reading