Over 100 of the best pieces from Gray’s "Streetscape" column for The New York Times. Thoughtful, informative, readable reflections on a host of New York City sites and structures: Metropolitan Museum of Art, Washington Mews in Greenwich Village, Coliseum, Russian Tea Room, FDR Drive, Park Avenue, many more. 110 black-and-white illustrations. Introduction.
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Streetscapes Past and Present,
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This review is from: Changing New York: The Architectural Scene (Dover Books on Architecture) (Paperback)
Anyone familiar with Christopher Gray's Streetscapes column in the Sunday NY Times will love this compilation of his articles. The column focuses on New York's official and unofficial landmarks and historic sites. Changing New York serves as a handbook on what still is discoverable, a eulogy for lost treasures, and a call to action on endangered sites. All this combined with Gray's knack for uncovering connections through his meticulous detective work.
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