Kling Lindquist Partnership

1950-56 Penn Center Master Plan • VGK

1. 1956 Transportation Center (6 Penn Center) • VGK

2. 1956 Parking Garage/Bus Terminal • VGK

3. 1956 Skating Rink • VGK

4. 1963 Municipal Services Building • VGK

5. 1963 Kennedy Plaza • VGK

6. 1965 IBM (7 Penn Center) • VGK

7. 1970 Central Penn National Bank (5 Penn Center) • VGK

8. 1972 3 Girard Plaza (Fidelity Mutual/3 Mellon/Meridian) • VGK

9. 1974 Central Square • VGK

10. 1975 Dilworth Plaza • VGK

11. 1986 Eleven Penn Center • TKLP

12. 1990 Bell Atlantic Tower • KL

VGK = Vincent G. Kling

TKLP = The Kling Lindquist Partnership

KL = Kling Lindquist Partnership

Bower Lewis Thrower Architects

1969-82 Market Street East Master Plan • B & F

1. 1974 1234 Market Street • B & F (Design)

2. 1977 Gallery I • B & F

A. Gallery I Hotel Future Overbuild • B & F

3. 1983 Gallery II • CLA/BLT

4. 1983 JC Penney • CLA/BLT

B. Office Towers Future Overbuild • CLA/BLT

5. 1984 Aramark Building • CLA/BLT

6. 1995 Marriott Conv. Center Hotel • BLTA

7. 1997 Nix Building Federal CourtHouse • BLTA

8. 1984-98 Reading Terminal Public Improvements • CLA/BLT

9. 1999 Marriott Hotel Reading Terminal Headhouse • BLTA

10. 2000 PSFS Loews Hotel • BLTA

11. 2001 Conv. Center Garage • BLTA

12. 2002 1600 Arch Street Adaptive Re-Use • BLTA

2000-01 Penn Center/Suburban Station Master Plan • BLTA

2000-01 City Hall Station Master Plan • BLTA

2000-01 Amtrak Mixed-Use Complex • BLTA

B&F = Bower & Fradley Architects

BLTA = Bower Lewis Thrower Architects

CLA/BLT = Cope Linder Associates/Bower Lewis Thrower JV Architects

## ROOSEVELT FIELD SHOPPING CENTER, Nassau County, L. I., N. Y.

Owners: Webb & Knapp
Architects: I. M. Pei & Associates

Project Staff: O. Aftreth, A. P. Moore, J. LoPinto, A. Candido
Graphics Head: Don Page. Associate Architect: R. C. Brugnoni
General Contractor: George A. Fuller Co. Consultants: Structural, Severud-Elstad-Krueger, Mechanical, Syska & Hennessy; Special Lighting, H. Abe Feder; Landscape, Robert Zion; Traffic Engineers: Wilbur Smith
Market Analysis: Larry Smith & Company

### Architect I. M. Pei says:

The site plan is essentially a free-flowing ring surrounding a central building group. The stores form a compact cluster, minimizing walking distances and heightening cumulative drawing power. The relatively narrow malls encourage cross shopping, double the presentation of merchandise, and heighten the impression of activity. The shopper's route leads him through streets of different widths and varying architectural treatments, affording a variety of experiences. Trees, flowers, music, fountains, gay awnings, and bold use of graphic art combine to make the retail atmosphere. Variety of store front design along malls was encouraged.

Store fronts facing parking areas are designed by the center architect to give the impression of a planned center, yet provide tenant identification. A modular system of dark-brown steel frames, rough-faced off-white brick and glass was used. Within this system, each store was given individual treatment.

Architectural Record
September 1957

One of the mall areas.

Significant features of this center are: the great amount of attention given to graphic design, the achieving of color and movement by fountains, flags and banners, the introduction of kiosks used for advertising and selling concessions.

The center is presently being enlarged by the addition of a department store branch (Gimbel's) on the extreme opposite end of the double mall from the existing branch of R. H. Macy.

Store front treatment in multiple-tenant buildings.

Fountains in mall area.

Photographs: Ezra Stoller, Frederick J. Miller

Merchandising plan.

186. World's Columbian Exposition, Chicago, Ill., Court of Honor looking west, 1893.
Agriculture Building in left foreground.

187. Columbian Exposition, plan of the grounds (L. M. Roth).

Key to symbols:
Ad = Administration Building (Richard Morris Hunt); Ag = Agriculture Building (McKim, Mead & White); Art = Art Pavilion (Charles B. Atwood); E = Electricity Building (Van Brunt & Howe); F = Fisheries Building (Henry Ives Cobb); H = Horticulture Building (Jenney & Mundie); IL = Illinois Pavilion (W. W. Boyington); M = Machinery Building (Peabody & Stearns); Mfg = Manufactures and Liberal Arts Building (George B. Post); Mi = Mines Building (Solon S. Beaman); NY = New York State Pavilion (McKim, Mead & White); P = Peristyle (Charles B. Atwood); Pu = Puck Pavilion (McKim, Mead & White); St = Passenger Station (Charles B. Atwood); T = Transportation Building (Adler & Sullivan); US = United States Pavilion; W = White Star Line Pavilion (McKim, Mead & White); Wo = Women's Building (Sophia G. Hayden).

MAP
OF THE CITY AND COUNTY
OF
SAN FRANCISCO

SHOWING AREAS RECOMMENDED AS NECESSARY FOR PUBLIC PLACES, PARKS, PARK CONNECTIONS AND HIGHWAYS.

EXISTING PUBLIC SPACES
OR PARKS. ■

EXISTING SEMI PUBLIC
SPACES OR PARKS. ■

AREAS RECOMMENDED FOR PARKS AND PARK CONNECTIONS. ■

RECOMMENDED STREETS
STREET WIDENINGS
AND PUBLIC PLACES. ■

SCALE 1 INCH EQUALS 3285 FEET

REPORT OF
D.H.BVRNHAM
SEPT. 1905.

20. Bird's-eye view of the Burnham plan of San Francisco, 1905

Figure 1.3
Plan of North Michigan Avenue widening project, 1905. Redrawn by author from Chicago Tribune (6 January 1905).

The Land of Moses

This map of New York City and Long Island, veined and freckled by Robert Moses' parks and parkways, shows the work he has done in his two pet bailliwicks (his supervisory powers extend over all New York state parks).

This is a due east view taken from a point about twenty miles above Newark.

HOUSING AND HOME FINANCE AGENCY OF THE UNITED STATES

RAYMOND M. FOLEY, Administrator

N. H. KEITH, Director, Slum Clearance and Urban Redevelopment

BOARD OF ESTIMATE OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK

VINCENT R. IMPELLITTERI, Mayor

LAZARUS JOSEPH, Comptroller

JOSEPH T. SHARKEY, President, The Council

ROBERT F. WAGNER, JR., President, Borough of Manhattan

JAMES J. LYONS, President, Borough of The Bronx

JOHN CASHMORE, President, Borough of Brooklyn

MAURICE A. FITZGERALD, President, Borough of Queens

CORNELIUS A. HALL, President, Borough of Richmond

COMMITTEE ON SLUM CLEARANCE PLANS

ROBERT MOSES, CHAIRMAN, Construction Co-Ordinator and Planning Commissioner

PHILIP J. CRUISE, Chairman, New York City Housing Authority

LAZARUS JOSEPH, Comptroller

JOHN P. McGRATH, Corporation Counsel

JOHN C. RIEDEL, Chief Engineer, Board of Estimate

GEORGE E. SPARGO, Assistant to Chairman

HARRY TAYLOR, Director

JOHN J. BEGGS, Assistant Director

CONSULTANTS

VOORHEES WALKER FOLEY & SMITH, Architects & Engineers

SKIDMORE, OWINGS & MERRILL, Coordinating Architects

CHARLES F. NOYES COMPANY, INC., Real Estate Consultants

WOOD, DOLSON COMPANY, INC., Real Estate Consultants