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Architecture timeline of New York City
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[edit] 1880
Seventh Regiment Armory at 643 Park Avenue
[edit] 1884
- The Dakota 1 West 72nd Street designed by Henry Janeway Hardenbergh, who would later design the Plaza Hotel Project developer: Edward Severin Clark
[edit] 1890
- Apthorp Apartments 2207 Broadway and 390 West End Avenue. A full block between 78th & 79th Streets, Broadway and West End Avenue designed by Clinton & Russell
- 6th Avenue Elevated train was extended up 9th Avenue to 155th Street
- Riverside Drive opened
- Graham Court by Clinton & Russell
[edit] 1904
- The Langham 135 Central Park West, between 73 & 74 (across the street from the Dakota)by Clinton & Russell [started construction...]
[edit] 1929
- City enacted its Multiple Dwelling Act and that law allowed residential buildings of greater height than previously permitted in exchange for larger courts and yards
- The Beresford triple-towered apartment house at 211 Central Park West (also 1 - 7 West 81st Street) by Emery Roth & Sons
- Sold with the San Remo for $25,000 in 1940 for the existing mortgages
- The White House, New York, 262 Central Park West at the northwest corner of 86th Street
[edit] 1930
- The Majestic (coop) 115 Central Park West - double-tower apartments. Developer Irwin Chanin, working with Jacques Delamarre, as well as with the firm of Sloan & Robertson
[edit] 1931
- The Century Apartments another double-tower apartment house by developer Irwin Chanin, with Jacques Delamarre and Sloan & Robertson
- The Eldorado 300 Central Park West blockfront between 90th & 91st Streets, twin-towered apartment houses apartment by Emery Roth & Sons
- The Ardsley is Central Park West's most elaborately detailed Art Deco work. By Emery Roth 206 apartments in 22 floors
- The San Remo double-tower apartment building at 145 Central Park West, between 74th and 75th Streets, by Emery Roth 122 apartments
- Construction begins on the San Remo in 1929 as the Beresford was being completed
- This is the tallest of the old apartments along Central Park West