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70 Pine Street: Context · L' American International Building (gratte-ciel de Manhattan, sis au n°70 Pine Street, à New York)
1/6 · Context · L' American International Building (gratte-ciel de Manhattan, sis au n°70 Pine Street, à New York)Photo: Clément Bardot · CC BY-SA 3.0 · source
70 Pine Street: Exterior · View of Manhattan from Brooklyn Bridge Park, New York City
2/6 · Exterior · View of Manhattan from Brooklyn Bridge Park, New York CityPhoto: Jakub Hałun · CC BY 4.0 · source
70 Pine Street: Exterior · View of Manhattan from Circle Line Sightseeing boat, East River, New York City
3/6 · Exterior · View of Manhattan from Circle Line Sightseeing boat, East River, New York CityPhoto: Jakub Hałun · CC BY 4.0 · source
70 Pine Street: Interior · A panorama of Lower Manhattan as viewed from the Staten Island Ferry
4/6 · Interior · A panorama of Lower Manhattan as viewed from the Staten Island FerryPhoto: Diliff · CC BY 2.5 · source
70 Pine Street: Interior · Aerial view of the tip of Manhattan, New York, United States ca
5/6 · Interior · Aerial view of the tip of Manhattan, New York, United States caPhoto: Unknown author Unknown author · Public domain · source
70 Pine Street: Interior · Site : 70 Pine
6/6 · Interior · Site : 70 PinePhoto: Joe David · CC BY-SA 4.0 · source
Photo 1: Context · L' American International Building (gratte-ciel de Manhattan, sis au n°70 Pine Street, à New York)Photo 2: Exterior · View of Manhattan from Brooklyn Bridge Park, New York CityPhoto 3: Exterior · View of Manhattan from Circle Line Sightseeing boat, East River, New York CityPhoto 4: Interior · A panorama of Lower Manhattan as viewed from the Staten Island FerryPhoto 5: Interior · Aerial view of the tip of Manhattan, New York, United States caPhoto 6: Interior · Site : 70 Pine

Office & tower · Art Deco

70 Pine Street

Clinton and Russell · New York City, United States · 1932

Key featuresSetback Art Deco tower of limestone and brick rising to a slender spire, with stylised Gothic detail.

Architect
Clinton and Russell
Place
New York City, United States
Year
1932
Typology
Office & tower
Movement
Art Deco
Region
Americas
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