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Describes the history of the Empire State Building, emphasizing basic architecture and mechanical procedures of construction

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Minimalist architectural travel poster. Inspired by Mid-Century graphic design, featuring an iconic landmark and typography influenced by the New York Subway signage. Made in England, Sold without a frame. Giclée art print. Printed on heavyweight 230gsm Matte art paper, using archival inks. Sold Unframed. Delivered in a rolled poster tube. We recommend getting your print framed and kept out of direct sunlight, so it lasts a lifetime.

Minimalist architectural travel poster. Inspired by Mid-Century graphic design, featuring an iconic landmark and typography influenced by the New York Subway signage. Made in England, Sold without a frame. Giclée art print. Printed on heavyweight 230gsm Matte art paper, using archival inks. Sold Unframed. Delivered in a rolled poster tube. We recommend getting your print framed and kept out of direct sunlight, so it lasts a lifetime.

Minimalist architectural travel poster. Inspired by Mid-Century graphic design, featuring an iconic landmark and typography influenced by the New York Subway signage. Made in England, Sold without a frame. Giclée art print. Printed on heavyweight 230gsm Matte art paper, using archival inks. Sold Unframed. Delivered in a rolled poster tube. We recommend getting your print framed and kept out of direct sunlight, so it lasts a lifetime.

This book considers the material basis of building as a key impetus of both urbanization and the energetics of urban life. The otherwise externalized material geographies and thermodynamics of building’s material basis reveal much about the dynamics and efficacy of how we build. This book plots the material history and geography for one plot of land in Manhattan―the parcel of land under the Empire State Building―over the past two hundred years. Through rich illustrations, it tracks all the building material that have passed through this parcel or remain in its geographic and ecological dynamics: spatially (in terms of their geographic material footprints and industrial processes) and quantitatively (in terms of embodied energy, embodied carbon, and emergy flow). In successive chapters, the book articulates the empire and states that are inherent to building, but remain unconsidered―abstract and unknown―by architects.

A fascinating combination of architecture and cultural history offers a comprehensive chronicle that captures the excitement and politics involved in the building of the Empire State Building, the technological breakthroughs of its construction, and more. 15,000 first printing.

The illustrated true story of the world's most famous skyscraper. In 1929 the race was on to construct the tallest building in the world. Less than two years later, the race was won and the age of skyscrapers had its exclamation point. In Empire State Building, author Elizabeth Mann tells the story of an American icon. From start to finishing touches, she tracks the wonders of architecture, engineering, and construction that went into its creation. Her fascinating profiles of the millionaires and laborers capture the essence of the individuals who dreamed of and built this architectural marvel. Alan Witschonke's paintings are bold and luminous, and his diagrams dazzlingly clear. Photographs by early 20th century master Lewis Hine take the reader up high into the heady, dangerous world of the steelworker out on the edge of girders way above the city streets. Empire State Building is a timely book about the enduring achievement of a great city. Wonders of the World series The winner of numerous awards, this series is renowned for Elizabeth Mann's ability to convey adventure and excitement while revealing technical information in engaging and easily understood language. The illustrations are lavishly realistic and accurate in detail but do not ignore the human element. Outstanding in the genre, these books are sure to bring even the most indifferent young reader into the worlds of history, geography, and architecture. "One of the ten best non-fiction series for young readers." - Booklist

Lewis W. Hine's famous photographs document the construction of the Empire State Building, the world's tallest building at that time. In the brilliant black-and-white photographs collected in this volume, Hine pays tribute to the human spirit by dramatically contrasting the workers with the mammoth scale of the structure.

This book considers the material basis of building as a key impetus of both urbanization and the energetics of urban life. The otherwise externalized material geographies and thermodynamics of building’s material basis reveal much about the dynamics and efficacy of how we build. This book plots the material history and geography for one plot of land in Manhattan―the parcel of land under the Empire State Building―over the past two hundred years. Through rich illustrations, it tracks all the building material that have passed through this parcel or remain in its geographic and ecological dynamics: spatially (in terms of their geographic material footprints and industrial processes) and quantitatively (in terms of embodied energy, embodied carbon, and emergy flow). In successive chapters, the book articulates the empire and states that are inherent to building, but remain unconsidered―abstract and unknown―by architects.

This book details the history of the design and construction of the Empire State Building in New York, for young readers.

Looks at the construction of the Empire State Building from the perspective of a sixteen-year-old water boy who worked on the project.

Lewis W. Hine's famous photographs, documenting the construction of what was then the world's tallest building, pay tribute to human vision, endeavor, and courage.

Book Description The Empire State Building, a construction feat that to this day invokes awe and wonder, began as a contest between two industrial moguls who craved the status of constructing the tallest building in the world. The building was the center of a "race to the skies" competition between Walter Chrysler, of the Chrysler Corporation, and John Jakob Raskob, creator of General Motors, and coincided with the onset of one of the worst economic downturns in American history - the Great Depression. Thirteen Months to Go encompasses the optimism and potential of 1920s New York. It is a wonderful tribute to the perseverance of New Yorkers and an amazing story of fortitude and ambition. 150 photographs are featured.

The Empire State Building, a construction feat that to this day invokes awe and wonder, began as a contest between two industrial moguls who craved the status of constructing the tallest building in the world. The building was the center of a "race to the skies" competition between Walter Chrysler, of the Chrysler Corporation, and John Jakob Raskob, creator of General Motors, and coincided with the onset of one of the worst economic downturns in American history — the Great Depression. Thirteen Months to Go encompasses the optimism and potential of 1920s New York. It is a wonderful tribute to the perseverance of New Yorkers and an amazing story of fortitude and ambition. 150 photographs are featured.

"There are a lot of books available about the ESB, its history, its construction and its significance. However, John Tauranac is considered an expert and his work is one that must be in the library of every serious collector of Empire State Building volumes. His scholarly and historic views give a depth and perspective to the building and surrounding New York City in a way that is unmatched in other books... Kim Seale"

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BEHR PREMIUM Cabinet, Door & Trim Interior/Exterior Semi-Gloss Enamel offers excellent flow & leveling and dries to a hard, durable finish. The paint provides all-weather protection which is great for exterior projects. Its outstanding block resistance allows for quick return to service, making it ideal for use on cabinets, doors, trim, windows, shutters, and woodwork. This product can also be used on other properly prepared and primed substrates, such as drywall, masonry, vinyl, and metal. Color: Empire State.

BEHR PREMIUM Cabinet, Door & Trim Interior/Exterior Satin Enamel offers excellent flow & leveling and dries to a hard, durable finish. The paint provides all-weather protection which is great for exterior projects. Its outstanding block resistance allows for quick return to service, making it ideal for use on cabinets, doors, trim, windows, shutters, and woodwork. This product can also be used on other properly prepared and primed substrates, such as drywall, masonry, vinyl, and metal. Color: Empire State.

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