French Kiss.

In the end, the HVAC basement was allowed, but the redesigns caused problems in the final days of construction, when it turned out that certain connections were missing and holes had to be drilled through the vaulted floor plates. The result of targeted demolitions in the 1940s, the site was complex...

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Publicado en:Architectural Record Vol. 210; no. 12; pp. 75 - 84
Autor principal: AYERS, ANDREW
Formato: Architecture Review
Publicado: BNP Media Dec2022
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