Title: Plant and Scrymser Pavilions for private patients, St. Luke's Hospital (now St. Lukes-Roosevelt Hospital Center), 401 West 133th Street and 400 West 114th Street (aka 30-34 Morningside Drive), Manhattan. Built 1904-06 ; Ernest Flagg, architect
Description: "Pavilions arranged symmetrically around a central, domed administrative pavilion ... further developed the standard late-nineteenth-century pavilion scheme for American hospitals. [These examples are] in the French Renaissance Revival style ... with mansard roofs"--Page 2.

"Pavilions arranged symmetrically around a central, domed administrative pavilion...further developed the standard late-nineteenth-century pavilion scheme for American hospitals.  [These examples are] in the French Renaissance Revival style...with mansard roofs"--P. 2.
Subjects: Buildings, Hospitals, St. Luke's Hospital (New York, N.Y.), St. Luke's-Roosevelt Hospital Center, Hospital architecture, Architecture, Conservation and restoration, Buildings, structures
Places: New York, New York (State)