browse by city
Brooklyn, NY (1188)
New York, NY (1012)
Toronto, ON (935)
Montreal, QC (433)
London, UK (316)
Houston, TX (295)
Oakland, CA (228)
Philadelphia, PA (209)
Seattle, WA (191)
Queens, NY (188)
complete city list
popular articles
Moon Shot
from: Franny Wentzel
Road Trip Sights 2
from: joey
Art Museum Visit
from: joey
Netherne Burial Ground..
from: wendy mortimer
Canal Walk
from: serial killers unite
what's hot this month?
recent articles
Art Museum Visit
from: joey
The Fuhrerbunker
from: Franny Wentzel
Canal Walk
from: serial killers unite
Netherne Burial Ground..
from: wendy mortimer
Moon Shot
from: Franny Wentzel
Road Trip Sights 2
from: joey
Road Trip Sights
from: joey
World's Largest
from: joey
Sailing Boat
from: Michelle
Studio Visit with Skeleton Krewe Chris
from: luna park
read all today's articles
browse by author
Peter (1298)
Unknown (689)
joey (384)
jack (276)
EvilGentleman (274)
complete author list
hot topics
hot sixy girl bf photo
212
this is my first time posting
subway moscow
seattle wa
astoria ny
london street art
green point
central park
parkdale toronto
tokyo tower
vancouver, wa
brooklyn east 5th street
coney island island
tacoma bridge
Commerce Building
New York, NY - Franny Wentzel - Sunday, October 11th, 2009 : goo
[previous] :: [next]
One of the pioneers of Third Avenue redevelopement this wee beastie went up on 44th Street...
'Heroic' image from a 1950s book on modern office planning - note the 3rd Avenue El is still there.
More recent image. HVAC unit has obliterated the decorative spire. Up the block is the Gen Tel Building - according to the 1972 Geographia Atlas of NYC.
View from the Chrysler Building.Now seems to lean against one of Harry Mackelowe's midblock infill projects. Across the street is 711 Third Avenue, designed by the architects of the PSFS Building in Philly.
This article has been viewed 9159 times in the last 4 years
Robert: 11th Oct 2009 - 21:43 GMT
Very nice images, the structure appears to be some kind of cousin to the Williamsburg Bank in Flatbush and Hanson, Brooklyn, without the clock.
Franny Wentzel: 11th Oct 2009 - 23:19 GMT
If you really want a country cousin to rhe WSB...
The Alfred E Smith Building in Albany NY
Comes pretty close in a staid, timeless - and clockless - bureaucratic manner
Robert: 11th Oct 2009 - 23:24 GMT
Yes, you are right! it's more like a brother withot time.
Answered your MM question on my Willy post, please, take a look...
Anna: 7th Aug 2012 - 06:15 GMT
Sep11Ramiromasters @TheStrangerSpeaks People are not very specific but her is the gist of it:Explosives go of in London suwaby system, the officials claim it was a terrorist, that same day they where right in that place conducting a drill for bombs .Analysis: Morally people would be inclined to believe the officials. Logically there was no better suited entity to perform the attack, the plot; to scare people into giving up their rights therefor expanding the officials control, the cover people's trust in them.
Comment on this article..
[previous] :: [next]
search citynoise.org
recent discussions
Flesh Trade and Prophecy in the City of Brotherly Love
from: naj
America's Most Boring Towns: 8
from: Scott Sargent
Underberg Building, Goodbye
from: GGP
The Next Stop Is... Brooklyn Museum, Eastern Parkway...
from: Peter
Entrance To The Listing Battleship Astrodome In Dry Dock
from: groovehouse
Hanoi Jane
from: Cosmo
Renik Graffiti
from: dv8
America's Most Boring Towns: 10
from: Scott Sargent
Bronx Graffiti Art
from: metro
Beaver Fishery
from: EvilGentleman
from the archives
recently viewed
Commerce Building
from: Franny Wentzel
SA
from: Peter
Hidden City: Girard College Founders Hall
from: serlingrod
Clocks of Drummond and Sainte-Catherine
from: EvilGentleman
Early 1900s in Colour
from: Franny Wentzel
May 25 2005 Toronto
from: hool
Indoor Weather at Tate Turbine
from: elaine
Art Museum Visit
from: joey
Old School
from: Dr. Revolt
Lets Guess
from: jack
concept and content © citynoise.org 2002 - 2012:: designed and maintained by
Jamie and
Peter
caveat: entries and comments on citynoise.org represent
the views of their respective authors; this is an open forum, open to
all relevant ideas,
and as such, sees minimal editorial interference. as such, all content
on this site remains property of its creator/author, and is therefore
protected by all applicable copyright laws.
