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Woolworth Building

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  • And he built the Woolworth Building, which is one of the supreme triumphs of early skyscraper architecture, one of the most beautiful buildings in the world.

    The Business of America 2001

  • For now far taller than anything in its City Hall company and dwarfing even the 57-story Woolworth Building, Mr. Gehry's steely undulating spire—the architect's first skyscraper in the U.S.—will make good company when joined on the skyline by all the super towers a few blocks west at the World Trade Center.

    Why Hard Times Can Make Great Buildings Julie V. Iovine 2011

  • They were all so far away, but you always knew when a person was coming off the building because they all came down the same way--spread-eagled, turning, falling fast, and disappearing behind the Woolworth Building.

    The Wall Street Journal Editorial Page: Sept. 12, 2001 2011

  • Mr. Schron has built up an empire of skyscrapers, warehouses and apartment buildings, which includes some well-known properties like the Woolworth Building.

    Setback for Historic Warehouse Maura Webber Sadovi 2011

  • Inside a restaurant in the Woolworth Building, I met up with my “crooked banker”—DEA group supervisor Joe Braddock.

    Dancing with the Devil Louis Diaz 2010

  • No longer dwarfed by the enormous towers of its successor—that new Cathedral of Commerce, the World Trade Center—the Woolworth Building even commanded a bit of its former dominance.

    Mayday, mayday! 2010

  • The nearby Woolworth Building, visible through the skylight, opened 31 years later in 1913.

    Nick Carr: The Abandoned Palace on Beekman Street 2010

  • The nearby Woolworth Building, visible through the skylight, opened 31 years later in 1913.

    Nick Carr: The Abandoned Palace at 5 Beekman Street Nick Carr 2010

  • The nearby Woolworth Building, visible through the skylight, opened 31 years later in 1913.

    Nick Carr: The Abandoned Palace on Beekman Street 2010

  • Inside a restaurant in the Woolworth Building, I met up with my “crooked banker”—DEA group supervisor Joe Braddock.

    Dancing with the Devil Louis Diaz 2010

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