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Rockefeller Center

Pages
223
Published
1978
Language
English

Synopsis

This book offers a comprehensive study of Rockefeller Center, exploring its architectural design, historical development, and cultural impact. It delves into the vision behind this iconic New York City landmark, examining its construction, art, and the urban planning principles it embodies. Readers will gain insight into how Rockefeller Center became a symbol of American modernity and a significant urban space.

About the author

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Carol Herselle Krinsky

Carol Herselle Krinsky is an author recognized for her contributions to architectural history. Her book, KPF, offers a detailed look at the firm's significant work in architecture and urbanism.