GILBERT, CASS

1859–1934, American architect, b. Zanesville, Ohio, studied at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and in Europe. In 1880 he entered the employ of McKim, Mead, and White, New York City, and three years later opened his own office in St. Paul, Minn. He returned in 1899 to New York, where he became widely known for the design of the Woolworth Building (1913). This 60-story office building, with its Gothic trim, exerted considerable influence in its time on the development of the skyscraper. Among Gilbert's other conspicuous works are the New York Life Insurance Company Building and the Federal Courts Building, New York City; the U.S. Treasury Annex, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, and the Supreme Court Building, Washington, D.C.; and public libraries in Detroit, St. Louis, and New Haven, Conn. He was consulting architect for the George Washington Bridge.

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...Adelphi Theatre, and it was about this time that the Old Vic presented Hippolytus , Mary Newcombe playing Phaedra and Henry Cass directing. This was the first time the Old Vic management had staged a Greek play. When in 1945 Laurence Olivier played Oedipus...
...1 :28; D. Bethune Duffield to Cass, Jan. 19, 1860 , Clements; George...MH 18 1934 : 255. 49. Lewis Cass, A Discourse Delivered at the First...Mason Papers, Burton; C. C. Gilbert to Cass, Jan. 25, 1845 , Clements. 50...
...descriptions of Haiti by W. W. Harvey, Sketches of Hayti from the Expulsion of the French to the Death of Christophe London: F. Cass, 1971 , reprint of 1827 edition . 26. Lafayette to Gregoire , 23 July 1818, notes in LG Papers of letter in private collection...
...economies, World Bank Policy Research Working Paper No. 2535 (Washington, D.C., 2001). 2 See, for a survey, J. Gilbert and T. Wahl, Applied General Equilibrium Assessments of Trade Liberalization in China , mimeo, Washington State University...
...invoke mutual respect. 14 Gilbert, Democratic Individuality...ideal speech situation, and Cass R. Sunstein's exploration...historical epochs become clear Gilbert, Democratic Individuality...Antonin Scalia's. 21 See Gilbert, Democratic Individuality...
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...Life: A Plea for Disaggregation. by Cass R. Sunstein Each government agency...Leith (1991) .7 million Smith and Gilbert (1984) .8 million Dillingham (1985...however, this might change. See Cass R. Sunstein, Lives, Life-Years...
...context of wetland regulation by Peter Arey Gilbert Before a land owner may lawfully undertake...should be regarded as central" (quoting Cass R. Sunstein, Constitutionalism After...ROWE, supra note 231, at 137 (quoting Cass R. Sunstein, Constitutionalism After...
...symbolic relationship of the Mastern brothers, Cass and Gilbert. Cass, the subject of Jacks aborted doctoral dissertation...or the other of these two ideologies, that of Cass or that of Gilbert. The most important of these are Adam Stanton...
...understand the process of developing a gay or lesbian cultural identity (Adams, 1997; Boatwright, Gilbert, Forrest, Ketzenberger, 1996; Cass, 1979; Chung Katayama, 1998; Croghan, 2001; Driscoll, Kelley, Fassinger, 1996; Dunkle, 1996...
...efforts led to the commission of Cass Gilbert, a well-known New York-based...ambitious approach to city planning, Cass Gilbert recognized the limits of local...report was ultimately published as Cass Gilbert Frederick Law Olmsted, Report...
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...Minneapolis. The American architect Cass Gilbert is the subject of a tour and program on November 16. "Cass Gilbert: The Minnesota Years-St. Paul...famous churches. Sponsored by the Cass Gilbert Society, an educational organization...
...farmstead crafts, and photography displays. MINNESOTA Cass Gilbert, who spent his earliest years of architectural training...S. Customs House, and the Woolworth Building. "Cass Gilbert: The New York Years," is presented by professor of...
...public attention is at present directed towards Mr. Cass Gilbert ... With popular interest in building, there follows...public finger pointed so directly as at present to Mr. Cass Gilbert with the accusative interrogation: "You did it, but...
...When a talented designer like Kevin Roche felt compelled to replicate the work of nineteenth-century architect Cass Gilbert for his addition to New Yorks Jewish Museum, it was indeed time to wonder about the aesthetics of our age. Deconstructivism...
...narrow, three- and four-story warehouses built onto each other between 1889 and 1906. Eminent Minnesota architect Cass Gilbert added a red brick facade in 1906--the facade that is on the historic register and was as of November being pockmarked...
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...Miller Wants to Set Up Forum for Trainees, Advisory Panel. by Cass Cliatt Amid an atmosphere of continued racial discord within...step to building relations with the Latino population, said Gilbert Feliciano, the citys neighborhood planner and a known liaison...
...proclaiming winged Victory was done by - who else? - Daniel Chester French. Father-and-son architects Cass Gilbert and Cass Gilbert Jr. coordinated the project. Nearby, Lafayette Park contains five generals: Marquis Gilbert de Lafayette...
...Permissum campana orbis," meaning "Let the bells ring." Climb down "As you know, the architect of the Court, Cass Gilbert, designed the Supreme Courts facade in such a way that walking up the 44 steps was dramatically symbolic of approaching...
...architect designed the Art Nouveau Glasgow School of Art, and later became a popular watercolour artist? 14. Which Cass Gilbert epic structure, built between 1910 and 1913, dominated New Yorks skyline as the worlds tallest building for a quarter...
...St. Paul proudly boasts the State Capitol and the St. Paul Cathedral. The Capitol reflects the design genius of Cass Gilbert, well-known for other state capitols and the U.S. Supreme Court Building. The building incorporates sculpture...
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GILBERT, CASS 1859 1934, American architect, b. Zanesville, Ohio, studied at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and in Europe. In...
...suspension bridges in the world. Its main span is 3,500 ft (1,067 m) long and 250 ft (76 m) above the water. Cass Gilbert was the consulting architect, and O. H. Ammann was in general charge of the planning and construction. In 1962 a...
...Minneapolis. The National Hockey Leagues Minnesota Wild plays in St. Paul. The capitol, completed in 1904 and designed by Cass Gilbert , was modeled after St. Peters in Rome. Near the capitol are the Cathedral of St. Paul; the state historical society...
...constructed in 1902, the Metropolitan Life Insurance Tower in 1909, and the Woolworth Building, 60 stories high, by Cass Gilbert , in 1913. The last, with Gothic ornamentation, exemplifies the general tendency at that time to adapt earlier architectural...


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