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    Time Out New York / Issue 628 : Oct 11–17, 2007
    Sights & Blights

    Architecture: Sights

    We chose some dependable, predictable greats (we know, you saw these coming from a mile away—literally), and the somewhat less expected structures we hate. Oh, and it wasn’t an accidental omission of the ESB, in case you were wondering.

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    1 Chrysler Building
    2 Woolworth Building
    3 Brooklyn Bridge
    4 Flatiron Building
    5 Hearst Tower
    Sights 6–10


    Woolworth Building

    Cass Gilbert’s neo-Gothic “Cathedral of Commerce” was once the world’s tallest building. So what if the Woolworth no longer has the altitude advantage; this baby’s got buttresses, turrets and gargoyles to spare, and the knockout tower still dominates downtown.

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    • 39531 Kerry Steven Thu, Sep 11, at 04:03am
      This is my favorite building, unfortunately whenever I get inside I am turned back by Security, a bit dissapointing after flying from Australia.

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    • 1291 ghostof'lectricity Wed, Oct 10, 07, at 10:36pm
      The architectural sage of Oak Park, IL, was certainly a genius (a fact of which he was well aware, and never neglected to remind others) and Fallingwater is a monument to Modernism. But the Guggenheim, I'm sorry, looks like a tiered toilet bowl. As the editors of Mad magazine would have said in the old days, "Yeccch!"

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