Cass Gilbert went on to design the R.C. Williams Warehouse in Chelsea in 1928, drawing upon designs and methods used in the Army Terminal, which it resembles. He was the architect of 130 West 30th ...

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Brooklyn, one building at a time. Name: Austin, Nichols & Co. Building Address: 184 Kent Avenue Cross Streets: North 3rd and North 4th streets Neighborhood: Williamsburg Year Built: 1915 Architectural ...

The renowned late 19th, early 20th century architect Cass Gilbert gained a lasting reputation with works such as the Woolworth Building and U.S. Supreme Court building. His legacy in Connecticut ...

This week, New York celebrates the centennial of a building the changed its skyline: Cass Gilbert’s Woolworth Building. When it was completed April 24, 1913, it was the tallest building in the ...

In 1891, Cass Gilbert was designing depots for James J. Hill's Great Northern Railway. One day, Hill summoned Gilbert to his new mansion on Summit Avenue. The meeting had nothing to do with depots.

Robert McCullough, president of McCullough Cos., sold the five-story Gilbert Building at 413 Wacouta St. to a South Korean investor and his partner.