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New York State Pavilion: Exterior
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New York State Pavilion: Interior · Interior of the New York State Pavilion from the 1964 Word's Fair with 'Flying Saucers' in the background
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Pavilion · Modernism

New York State Pavilion

Philip Johnson and Richard Foster · New York City, United States · 1964

Key featuresElliptical 'Tent of Tomorrow' with a cable-suspended roof on concrete columns, beside the observation towers.

Architect
Philip Johnson and Richard Foster
Place
New York City, United States
Year
1964
Typology
Pavilion
Movement
Modernism
Region
Americas
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