NoeFlandre/osm-polygon-wikidata-only huggingface dataset:
Coleção Frick

A Coleção Frick é um museu de arte localizado na 1 East 70th Street em Manhattan, Nova Iorque, Estados Unidos. Fica na antiga casa do magnata do aço Henry Clay Frick, que foi projetada por Thomas Hastings e construída entre 1912 e 1914. O museu foi designado, em 6 de outubro de 2008, um edifício do Registro Nacional de Lugares Históricos bem como, na mesma data, um Marco Histórico Nacional. A coleção A Frick é um dos mais importantes museus de arte dos Estados Unidos. Tem 16 galerias, organizadas ainda de acordo com a ideia de Frick. Entre as obras mais importantes estão O Progresso do Amor, de Jean-Honoré Fragonard; três pinturas de Johannes Vermeer e São João, o Evangelista, de Piero della Francesca. Outros artistas são: Galeria de imagens Ver também Registro Nacional de Lugares Históricos em Manhattan da 59th até 110th Streets Marcos históricos nacionais em Nova Iorque Referências Ligações externas Site Oficial da Frick Collection New York NHL Frick Collection and Frick Art Reference Library Building, The (em inglês) no National Archives Catalog The Frick Collection and Frick Art Reference Library Building (em inglês) no NPGallery Asset Detail
Коллекция Фрика

Коллекция Фрика (англ. Frick Collection) — частная коллекция старой западноевропейской живописи, расположенная на Пятой авеню в Нью-Йорке. Собрана американским промышленником Генри Клэем Фриком (1849—1919) при консультационном содействии ведущих искусствоведов и выставлена на всеобщее обозрение в его особняке на 5-й авеню в Манхэттене (Нью-Йорк, США). В ней представлены почти все «старые мастера» — от Чимабуэ и Пьеро делла Франчески до Шардена и Давида. История Генри Фрик собирал коллекцию по мере накопления своего состояния. В 1905 году он с семьёй переехал из Питтсбурга в Нью-Йорк. Фрики поселились в особняке Вандербильтов по адресу Пятая авеню, 640. Сюда же переехала значительная часть собранной им коллекции. В 1914 году на пересечении 70-й улицы и Пятой авеню по заказу Фрика была возведена новая резиденция, в которой он прожил вплоть до своей смерти в 1919 году. Дом и всё его внутреннее убранство он завещал передать общественному музею. Однако его вдова продолжала жить в особняке вплоть до 1931 года. Под руководством архитектора Джона Поупа в начале 1930-х годов дом был перепланирован. Наконец, 16 декабря 1935 года в его стенах открылся музей. Впоследствии он расширялся ещё дважды: в 1977 и 2011 годах. Остальная часть коллекции Фрика по-прежнему хранится в его бывшей резиденции «Клейтон» в Питтсбурге и является частью Исторического центра искусств имени Фрика. Другая часть коллекции находится в кампусе Питтсбургского университета. Коллекция Среди экспонатов представлены полотна крупных европейских мастеров. Многие полотна расположены таким образом, как завещал Генри Фрик. Также в музее представлено несколько скульптур, лиможский фарфор, французская мебель XVIII века и восточные ковры. Дочь Фрика, Хелен, после его смерти расширила коллекцию полотен на треть. Помимо постоянных экспонатов в музее периодически организуются небольшие тематические выставки. Согласно завещанию Фрика, музей не практикует аренду предметов своей коллекции. Отзывы Директор ГМИИ им. Пушкина Ирина Антонова считала, что этот небольшой частный музей «хорош не только великими картинами, которые в нём есть, но атмосферой <…> вы там в очень близком приближении к очень великим художникам». Некоторые шедевры коллекции Примечания Ссылки На Викискладе есть медиафайлы по теме Коллекция Фрика Официальный сайт собрания семейства Фриков
Колекція Фріка

Колекція Фріка (англ. Frick Collection) — художній музей, розташований у будинку Генрі Клея Фріка на Мангеттені, Нью-Йорк, США. В ному розміщена колекція промисловця Генрі Клея Фріка (1849—1919). Музей Колекція Фріка щороку відвідує 275—300 тис. чоловік. Колекція Музей Колекція Фріка є одним з видатних малих художніх музеїв в США, який має чудову колекцію картин старих майстрів і прекрасних меблів, яка розміщена в шести галереях на території колишньої резиденції. Спочатку це був особняк, що згодом перетворився на музей. Багато з картин досі розташовані відповідно до дизайну Фріка. Окрім своєї постійної колекції, музей завжди організовує невеликі, тематичні тимчасові виставки. У колекції представлені деякі з найвідоміших картин провідних європейських художників, а також численних творів скульптури і порцеляни. Також там є французькі меблі, ліможська порцеляна, емалі і східні килими 18-го століття. Після смерті Фріка, починаючи з 1919 року, його донька Гелен Клей Фрік розширила колекцію на третину через закупку витворів мистецтва. Частина картин колекції Виноски Посилання Офіційний сайт The Frick Collection, Archives Directory for the History of Collecting in America (англ.)
Michael Howard Studios

The Michael Howard Studios is an acting studio for the performing arts located in at 152 West 25th Street in Chelsea, Manhattan, New York City; the studio was founded in 1953 by actor/director Michael Howard. History A protégé of both Sanford Meisner at the Neighborhood Playhouse and Lee Strasberg at the Actors Studio, Howard established his Studio in 1953 grounded in the work of Konstantin Stanislavski. Over the years, the studio incorporated many schools of thought and techniques from around the world. The Studio attributes its existence to the Group Theatre. In 1931, Harold Clurman, Cheryl Crawford, and Strasberg founded the Group Theatre in New York, beginning a watershed period in American Theater. The Group Theatre brought together Elia Kazan, Stella Adler, Sanford Meisner, Frances Farmer, Clifford Odets, Irwin Shaw, and John Garfield (among many others). Their creative commune introduced America to the revolutionary teachings of Stanislavski, and it set in motion new schools of thought that would dominate acting for the rest of the century. The Group Theatre closed its doors in 1941, and its visionary members set out in new directions. In 1942, Howard joined the Neighborhood Playhouse as a scholarship student under Sanford Meisner. Howard vigorously pursued his studies and absorbed everything Meisner had to impart. Howard then served in World War II as a parachutist, and upon returning, joined Equity in 1947. Strasberg invited Howard to study with him, and soon he was asked to become a member of the Actors Studio. Howard began a long career of hundreds of roles on stage and screen, including Odets' The Country Girl on Broadway and the film The Men with Marlon Brando. Acting led to directing and, in 1952, to teaching, when Sidney Lumet asked Howard to replace him at the High School of Performing Arts. The next year, in 1953, a group of actors asked Howard to lead their sessions, and Michael Howard Studios was born. Over the next five decades, Howard's teachings expanded to the Yale School of Drama, the Juilliard School, the American Conservatory Theater, and Boston University while continuing his master classes at the Michael Howard Studios. The studio is now in its 55th year in continuous operation making it the longest running private acting studio in New York. In honor of the 55th anniversary of the studio, the studio received an official proclamation from Mayor Michael Bloomberg, declaring May 4, 2009, Michael Howard Studios Day "in honor of the studio's contribution to New York's rich theatrical history". References An Actor's Guide by Glenn Alterman, Allworth Press, 2002 WOR News Talk Radio – Community Concerns 11.17.08 Taped Lecture @ Michael Howard Studios 07.08 The New Generation of Acting Teachers, Eva Mekler, January 2008 Acting Teachers of America, Ron Rand, January 15, 2007 External links Official website Finding aid to the Michael Howard papers at Columbia University. Rare Book & Manuscript Library.
Michael Remp House

The Michael Remp House is a historic house located at 42 Godfrey Lane in Greenlawn, Suffolk County, New York. It consists of a 1+1⁄2-story, five-bay wide, shingled dwelling, flanked by smaller 1+1⁄2-story, five-bay shingled wings. The earliest section of the house was built in about 1770. Also on the property are three contributing barns. History The house was originally part of a large farm that extended westward along the south side of Little Plains Road to Broadway–Greenlawn; it has also been referred to as "Dumpling Hill" or "Dumplin' Hill". The west wing of the house was built by Michael Remp in about 1770 and the main portion of the home and the east wing were added in about 1830. Ownership of Michael Remp's house was passed down to his son Joseph Remp in 1801 and then to his great-grandson Joel Barnum Smith, who occupied the home from 1850 until 1903. Joel had spent much of his time growing up on his uncle's farm and later purchased the property, becoming a prominent farmer in the area. Joel's wife died in 1896, and two years later he married Mary E. Whitson, who lived across the street from him at the Smith Whitson Farm. After he inherited a large amount of property from his uncle, Joel Barnum Smith retired and sold the farm in 1903, moving to Smith Street in the village of Greenlawn. In 1907, the home and surrounding 28 acres (11 ha) of land were purchased by Martin McVoy Jr. from Fannie Ferguson and Georgena N. Brazer, who had originally bought it from Joel Barnum Smith in 1903. The house was later rented by architect August Viemeister from 1935 until McVoy's estate was sold following his death in 1949. In 1950, the house was acquired by Allen L. Woodworth, who had an interest in antiques as well as colonial and post-colonial houses; Woodworth served as president of The Society for the Preservation of Long Island Antiquities from 1963 to 1973. He restored the house and furnished it with antiques. Woodworth died in 1982 at the age of 90, leaving the house and 10 acres (4.0 ha) of land to his wife. The remaining 20 acres (8.1 ha) of the estate were subdivided into a residential development named Dumplin' Hill Meadows. The house was added to the National Register of Historic Places on September 26, 1985. It was also designated as a historic building by the Town of Huntington on March 23, 1993. After the death of Woodward's wife in 1995, the 10-acre (4.0 ha) estate was further subdivided, leaving the historic house and barns on a 2.34-acre (0.95 ha) parcel. The property was purchased by Pat and Bill Sayers in 1998, who restored the house and added riding trails and a riding ring for the horses they kept on the site. References
Michaels–Stern Building

The Michaels–Stern Building is a historic industrial and commercial building located at 87 North Clinton Avenue in Rochester, Monroe County, New York. Description and history It is a seven-story, rectangular brick structure with Beaux Arts details. It was built in 1893 for Michaels, Stern, and Company, a manufacturer of ready-to-wear apparel. The building served as manufacturing, office, wholesale and retail functions for the firm until they closed in 1977. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1985. References External links University of Rochester-Michaels–Stern Co. papers finding aid
Mid-State Correctional Facility

Mid-State Correctional Facility is a medium-security state prison located in the town of Marcy, Oneida County, New York. Although classified as medium-security, Mid-State opened a maximum security unit in 1998. Mid-State is adjacent to the Central New York Psychiatric Center; both occupy the land of the former Marcy Psychiatric Center. Another state prison, Marcy Correctional Facility, sits across the street. Abuse On April 13, 2023, three officers attacked an inmate and conspired to hide the attack. The three, Brandon Montanari, Rohail Kahn, and Michael Williams, pled guilty on April 24, 2025. Montanari was sentenced to three years in prison. In March 2025, 15 Mid-State staffers were placed on leave following the killing of Messiah Nantwi. This came shortly after the killing of Robert Brooks at Marcy Correctional. In April, 10 guards in total were charged, 2 with murder, 5 with first-degree manslaughter, 2 with second-degree manslaughter, 6 with gang assault, 8 with conspiracy to cover-up the killing, 4 with tampering with physical evidence and 8 with using a false instrument for filing a report. Notable prisoners Footnotes References New York State Department of Correctional Services. Retrieved October 9, 2006, from https://web.archive.org/web/20060824182749/http://www.docs.state.ny.us/ External links Mid-State Correctional Facility
Middle Branch Reservoir

Middle Branch Reservoir is a reservoir in the New York City water supply system located in the Town of Southeast in Putnam County, 35 miles (65 km) north of the city. Created in 1878 by damming the Middle Branch of the Croton River, it is one of twelve in the Croton Watershed. Middle Branch covers 400 acres (1.6 km2), with an average depth of 31 feet (9.4 m), although some areas in the reservoir's southern extent reach 50 feet (15 m). It drains an area of 21 square miles (55 km2) reaching into Dutchess County, the only Croton Watershed reservoir to do so. At full capacity, it holds 4.1 billion gallons (6.4 million m3). The Middle Branch Reservoir drains into the Croton Falls Reservoir, which also receives overflow from the West Branch Reservoir, part of the West Branch Croton River watershed. The Croton Falls Reservoir drains back into the Middle Branch, and thence into the Croton River proper, which flows into the Muscoot Reservoir, then the New Croton Reservoir, before entering the New Croton Aqueduct. Water in the Aqueduct flows through The Bronx into the Jerome Park Reservoir. Notes See also List of reservoirs and dams in New York References External links
Middle Branch Reservoir

Middle Branch Reservoir – zbiornik retencyjny w stanie Nowy Jork, w hrabstwie Putnam, należący do sieci wodociągowej miasta Nowy Jork, oddany do użytku w 1878 r. Zbiornik został utworzony poprzez zbudowanie zapory wodnej na rzece Middle Branch Croton River. Powierzchnia zbiornika wynosi 395 akrów (1,60 km2), średnia głębia to 31 stóp (9,4 m), a maksymalna – 62 stopy (19 m). Lustro wody położone jest 367 stóp (112 m) n.p.m. Woda ze zbiornika wpływa do Croton Falls Reservoir, a dalej do New Croton Reservoir poprzez rzekę Middle Branch Croton River. Przypisy
Middle Village (Queens)

Middle Village è un quartiere del Queens, uno dei cinque distretti di New York. I confini del quartiere sono Elmhurst a nord, Maspeth e Ridgewood a ovest, Glendale a sud e Rego Park a est. Middle Village è parte del Queens Community District 5 e il suo ZIP code è 11379. Demografia Secondo i dati del censimento del 2010 la popolazione di Middle Village era di 37 929 abitanti, in aumento dello 0,8% rispetto ai 37 629 del 2000. La composizione etnica del quartiere era: 74,0% (28 071) bianchi americani, 8,1% (3 059) asioamericani, 0,9% (354) afroamericani, 0,1% (31) nativi americani, 0,0% (7) nativi delle isole del Pacifico, 0,1% (89) altre etnie e 0,8% (314) multietinici. Gli ispanici e latinos di qualsiasi etnia erano il 15,8% (6 004). Trasporti Il quartiere è servito dalla metropolitana di New York attraverso la stazione Metropolitan Avenue della linea BMT Myrtle Avenue, dove fermano i treni della linea M. Note Altri progetti Wikimedia Commons contiene immagini o altri file su Middle Village
W. R. Grace Building

Das Grace Building, auch Grace Plaza, früher W. R. Grace Building, ist ein Wolkenkratzer in Manhattan in New York City, USA. Das für die W. R. Grace and Company erbaute Gebäude fällt durch seine konkave Fassade auf. Beschreibung Das Bürohochhaus befindet sich in Midtown Manhattan in einem Stadtblock zwischen der Fifth und Sixth Avenue (Avenue of the Americas) und wird im Süden von der West 42nd Street und nördlich von der West 43rd Street begrenzt. Direkte Nachbargebäude sind westlich Two Bryant Park und östlich die Aeolian Hall, in der sich die State University of New York College of Optometry befindet. Direkt gegenüber liegt jenseits der 42nd Street der Bryant Park. Weitere bekannte Nachbargebäude sind unter anderem die New York Public Library, der Bank of America Tower, das American Radiator Building und die 500 Fifth Avenue. Das Gebäude wurde vom Architekten Gordon Bunshaft von Skidmore, Owings & Merrill entworfen und von 1971 bis 1974 erbaut. Auftraggeber für das Bauwerk war das Unternehmen W. R. Grace and Company, das später auch Mehrheitseigentümer des Bauwerks war und kleine Einheiten des Gebäudes an Unternehmen wie Deloitte Haskins & Sells, Deloitte & Touche LLP vermietete. 2002 und 2014 wurde es umfangreichen Renovierungen unterzogen. In der Lobby befindet sich das mit einem Michelin-Stern ausgezeichnete Restaurant Gabriel Kreuther sowie ein Sister Chocolate Store. Gegenwärtiger Eigentümer und Verwalter des Wolkenkratzers ist seit 2006 das Immobilienunternehmen Brookfield Properties (Stand 2023). Das architektonische Hauptmerkmal des 50-stöckigen und 192 m (630 Fuß) hohen Gebäudes ist seine Form. Jeweils die Nord- und die Südseite wölben sich konkav bis zur 14. Etage allmählich nach innen, wodurch die Etagenfläche immer weiter abnimmt. Die Büroflächen innerhalb des Gebäudes umfassen dadurch an der Basis 3700 m² und verringern sich allmählich bis zum 15. Stockwerk auf 3200 m², die dann bis zur 50. Etage gleich bleiben. Architekt Gordon Bunshaft ließ zur selben Zeit das Solow Building in einem ähnlichen Stil erbauen, der dort von der Baubehörde zunächst abgelehnt und dann doch genehmigt wurde. Ein weiteres Merkmal ist die mit weißen Travertin (Kalkstein) verkleidete Fassade im Kontrast zu den dunklen Fenstern, die den Wolkenkratzer heller als umgebende Gebäude erscheinen lässt. Das Grace Building hat seinen Haupteingang in der 42nd Street gegenüber dem Bryant Park. Das Bürohochhaus verfügt in der Nachhaltigkeit über die Zertifizierungen LEEDv4 Gold, Energy Star und BOMA 360. Im Jahr 2005 eröffnete die City University of New York ein Informationscenter im Erdgeschoss des Gebäudes, um angehende Studenten zu unterstützen. Die drei Hauptmieter sind mit Stand 2023 die Bank of America (Vertrag bis 2042), das IT-Unternehmen The Trade Desk (2030) und die Israel Discount Bank (2040). Weblinks Offizielle Website Brookfield Properties Das Grace Building auf der Website des Eigentümers. weiterführende Informationen beim CTBUH Einzelnachweise
W. R. Grace Building

The W. R. Grace Building is a skyscraper in Manhattan, New York City. The building was designed principally by Gordon Bunshaft, and completed in 1972. The building was commissioned by the W.R. Grace Company, and was also used by the Deloitte & Touche, LLP. The building's address is 1114 Sixth Avenue, but the main entrance is on 42nd Street, between Fifth and Sixth Avenues. It overlooks Bryant Park and the New York Public Library's main branch. The building size has approximately 1.518 million square feet (141,000 m2) that are rentable, and sits on a site approximately 100 by 442 feet (30 by 135 m). The Grace Building is located on the former site of Stern's flagship department store and headquarters. The building is currently owned by Brookfield Financial Properties, LP. Tenants include Bain & Company. The Michelin-starred restaurant Gabriel Kreuther is located in its lobby. Architecture The building was designed by Gordon Bunshaft. It has 50 floors, is 630 feet (190 m) tall, and features a parking garage beneath the building for 185 vehicles. One of the aesthetic attributes of the building is the concave vertical slope of its north and south facades, on 42nd and 43rd Street, though only the 42nd Street side has an entrance. A reception area on the 47th and 48th floors was designed by Duffy Inc. The Grace Building uses the original, rejected design for the facade of the Solow Building, another Bunshaft creation. The sloping facade is also similar to the Chase Tower in Chicago. The exterior of the building is covered in white travertine, which forms a contrast against the black windows and makes the building appear brighter than those surrounding it. The Grace building has faced backlash on its design since its opening in 1974, with many criticizing its addition to the skyline, the unusual shape, and question the space taken up by the surrounding plaza. In fact, the company searched for a student design following the opening of the building to improve the design of the plaza. See also List of tallest buildings in New York City References External links Official website in-Arch.net: building information
W. R. Grace Building

El W. R. Grace Building es un rascacielos de 192 metros y 50 plantas de altura, localizado en Manhattan, Nueva York. Es de los cien rascacielos más altos de Nueva York. En el tramo de la calle 42 entre la Quinta y la Sexta Avenida podemos encontrar los siguientes rascacielos: 500 Fifth Avenue, Salmon Tower Building, W. R. Grace Building, Aeolian Hall, y un edificio bajo que alberga la sede central de la cadena HBO. Historia El edificio es obra del arquitecto Gordon Bunshaft, y su construcción finalizó en 1974.​ El edificio es un encargo de la empresa de productos químicos W. R. Grace Company, y también fue arrendado por la firma de auditoría Deloitte & Touche, LLP. Ubicación El edificio se sitúa en 1114 Avenue of the Americas (también conocida como Sixth Avenue), pero la entrada principal está ubicada en 42nd Street, entre 5th y 6th Avenue. Divisa el Bryant Park y la Biblioteca Pública de Nueva York. El inmueble posee una superficie útil de 137 360 m² y los terrenos sobre los que se asienta ocupa un área de 30 x 110 metros. Arquitectura Una de sus características estéticas más destacables es la ligera curva convexa que describen sus fachadas norte y sur, las que dan a las Calles 42 y 43. Se asemeja a otra creación de Bunshaft, el Solow Building, lo cual no es casualidad, dado que empleó los diseños de la fachada que fueron rechazados para ese edificio en el Grace Building.​ El exterior del edificio está recubierto de mármol travertino blanco, que contrasta contra las ventanas negra, haciéndolo más claro que sus colindantes. En los terrenos anteriormente se encontraba la tienda principal de Stern's así como su sede central. Inquilinos Bain & Company​ Cooley​ Interpublic Group of Companies Norddeutsche Landesbank Southpoint Capital Advisors LP Steptoe & Johnson LLP Sutherland Asbill & Brennan LLP Véase también Anexo:Edificios más altos de Nueva York Bank of America Tower 1095 Avenue of the Americas, sede central de MetLife. Referencias Enlaces externos Wikimedia Commons alberga una categoría multimedia sobre W. R. Grace Building. Página web oficial in-Arch.net: Información del edificio
W. R. Grace Building

Il W.R. Grace Building è un grattacielo ubicato nel quartiere di Manhattan, a New York. Commissionato dalla W. R. Grace Company venne costruito tra il 1971 e il 1974. Descrizione Alto 192 metri e con 50 piani è stato progettato da Gordon Bunshaft con l'aiuto di Skidmore, Owings & Merrill. La principale particolarità dell'edificio è quella della facciata che presenta una pendenza verticale concava sui lati nord e sud dell'edificio. Questo edificio è anche molto simile al Solow Building, un altro grattacielo sviluppato da Bunshaft; infatti per il design di questa struttura usò il design iniziale del Solow Building che la Solow Corporation non voleva sul proprio edificio. Note Voci correlate Grattacieli di New York Solow Building Gordon Bunshaft Altri progetti Wikimedia Commons contiene immagini o altri file su W. R. Grace Building Collegamenti esterni (EN) Sito ufficiale, su brookfieldofficeproperties.com. (EN) W. R. Grace Building, su Skyscraper Center.
1114 Avenue of the Americas

1114 Avenue of the Americas, går även under namnen Monsanto Building, W.R. Grace Building och Grace Plaza, är en skyskrapa som ligger utmed gatan Avenue of the Americas/Sixth Avenue på Manhattan i New York, New York i USA. Byggnaden uppfördes 1974 som en fastighet för kontorsverksamhet. Den är 192,03 meter hög och har 50 våningar. Namnet Grace Plaza syftar på företaget Grace som lät uppföra byggnaden. Företaget har fått sitt namn efter grundaren William Russell Grace som var den första katolska invandraren från Irland som valdes till New Yorks borgmästare. Referenser