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Fish eye view of the Shard looking up from the viewing platform. Stock Photo
RM2BWTJHP–Fish eye view of the Shard looking up from the viewing platform.
MANHATTAN LIFE BUILDING, NEW YORK.Sixth Floor from the Article THE ARCHITECTURAL RELATIONS OF THE STEEL-SKELETON BUILDING.By F. H. Kimball. from The Engineering Magazine Devoted to Industrial Progress Volume XI October 1897 The Engineering Magazine Co Stock Photo
RF2WFD2RG–MANHATTAN LIFE BUILDING, NEW YORK.Sixth Floor from the Article THE ARCHITECTURAL RELATIONS OF THE STEEL-SKELETON BUILDING.By F. H. Kimball. from The Engineering Magazine Devoted to Industrial Progress Volume XI October 1897 The Engineering Magazine Co
Woolworth Bldg. (LOC) Stock Photo
RMD5NMPM–Woolworth Bldg. (LOC)
Empire Building, New York First floor plan and typical floor plan divided from the Article THE ARCHITECTURAL RELATIONS OF THE STEEL-SKELETON BUILDING.By F. H. Kimball. from The Engineering Magazine Devoted to Industrial Progress Volume XI October 1897 The Engineering Magazine Co Stock Photo
RF2WFD2TG–Empire Building, New York First floor plan and typical floor plan divided from the Article THE ARCHITECTURAL RELATIONS OF THE STEEL-SKELETON BUILDING.By F. H. Kimball. from The Engineering Magazine Devoted to Industrial Progress Volume XI October 1897 The Engineering Magazine Co
Empire Building, New York, Elevation of lower part of Broadway front, as it will appear when completed. from the Article THE ARCHITECTURAL RELATIONS OF THE STEEL-SKELETON BUILDING.By F. H. Kimball. from The Engineering Magazine Devoted to Industrial Progress Volume XI October 1897 The Engineering Magazine Co Stock Photo
RF2WFD2TK–Empire Building, New York, Elevation of lower part of Broadway front, as it will appear when completed. from the Article THE ARCHITECTURAL RELATIONS OF THE STEEL-SKELETON BUILDING.By F. H. Kimball. from The Engineering Magazine Devoted to Industrial Progress Volume XI October 1897 The Engineering Magazine Co
The Gillender Building from the Article THE ARCHITECTURAL RELATIONS OF THE STEEL-SKELETON BUILDING.By F. H. Kimball. from The Engineering Magazine Devoted to Industrial Progress Volume XI October 1897 The Engineering Magazine Co Stock Photo
RF2WFD2TB–The Gillender Building from the Article THE ARCHITECTURAL RELATIONS OF THE STEEL-SKELETON BUILDING.By F. H. Kimball. from The Engineering Magazine Devoted to Industrial Progress Volume XI October 1897 The Engineering Magazine Co
Empire Building, Now being erected in New York from the Article THE ARCHITECTURAL RELATIONS OF THE STEEL-SKELETON BUILDING.By F. H. Kimball. from The Engineering Magazine Devoted to Industrial Progress Volume XI October 1897 The Engineering Magazine Co Stock Photo
RF2WFD2TM–Empire Building, Now being erected in New York from the Article THE ARCHITECTURAL RELATIONS OF THE STEEL-SKELETON BUILDING.By F. H. Kimball. from The Engineering Magazine Devoted to Industrial Progress Volume XI October 1897 The Engineering Magazine Co
MANHATTAN LIFE BUILDING, NEW YORK.Typical floor from the Article THE ARCHITECTURAL RELATIONS OF THE STEEL-SKELETON BUILDING.By F. H. Kimball. from The Engineering Magazine Devoted to Industrial Progress Volume XI October 1897 The Engineering Magazine Co Stock Photo
RF2WFD2RX–MANHATTAN LIFE BUILDING, NEW YORK.Typical floor from the Article THE ARCHITECTURAL RELATIONS OF THE STEEL-SKELETON BUILDING.By F. H. Kimball. from The Engineering Magazine Devoted to Industrial Progress Volume XI October 1897 The Engineering Magazine Co
MANHATTAN LIFE BUILDING, NEW YORK.first floor plan from the Article THE ARCHITECTURAL RELATIONS OF THE STEEL-SKELETON BUILDING.By F. H. Kimball. from The Engineering Magazine Devoted to Industrial Progress Volume XI October 1897 The Engineering Magazine Co Stock Photo
RF2WFD2N3–MANHATTAN LIFE BUILDING, NEW YORK.first floor plan from the Article THE ARCHITECTURAL RELATIONS OF THE STEEL-SKELETON BUILDING.By F. H. Kimball. from The Engineering Magazine Devoted to Industrial Progress Volume XI October 1897 The Engineering Magazine Co
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