New York's fabulous luxury apartments : with original floor plans from the Dakaota, River house, Olympic Tower and other great buildings / Andrew Alpern; with a foreword by Harmon H. Goldstone.

Main entry:

Alpern, Andrew.

Title & Author:

New York's fabulous luxury apartments : with original floor plans from the Dakaota, River house, Olympic Tower and other great buildings / Andrew Alpern; with a foreword by Harmon H. Goldstone.

Publication:

London : Dover, 1987.

Description:

158 pages : illustrations ; 28cm

Notes:
This Dover edition is an unabridged republication of 'Apartments for the affluent: a historical survey of buildings in New York' originally published by McGraw-Hill in 1975.

ISBN:

048625318X
9780486253183

Subject:

Apartment houses New York (State) New York Designs and plans.
Room layout (Dwellings) New York (State) New York Designs and plans.
Upper class Dwellings New York (State) New York Designs and plans.
Habitations Aménagement New York (État) New York Dessins et plans.
Upper class Dwellings.
Apartment houses.
Buildings.
Room layout (Dwellings)
New York (N.Y.) Buildings, structures, etc. Designs and plans.
New York (State) New York.
Architecture United States 20th century.
Architecture designs and plans United States 20th century.

Form/genre:

Architectural drawings.

Added entries:

Goldstone, Harmon H. (Harmon Hendricks), 1911-
Apartments for the affluent: a historical survey of buildings in New York.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 2591
Call No.: ID:87-B19566
Status: Available

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