Highways Set Suburban Growth
New York editors argue Eisenhower era highways reshape suburbs by steering growth to edges of metro areas. 575 miles of new interstates surround the city, spurring land value booms in towns like Parsippany Troy Hills as Route 80 and 287 push development toward highway corridors. The piece cites planners, real estate figures, and critics warning of centerless sprawl and shifting urban form.
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New York
Midas
Empire State
Robert J. Eckstein
Parsippany
Troy Hills
N. J
Morris County
Parsippany-Troy Hills
Eckstein
Eckstein’s
George Washington Bridge
Delaware Water Gap
Eisenhower
Congress
Expansion Promises Rosy Future for Art Gallery
Washingtons National Gallery of Art will more than double its exhibit space with a 1975 expansion designed by I M Pei. The trapezoidal addition east of the Mall will house new galleries a library a terrace cafe archives and offices. The museum has grown from 126 paintings 21 sculptures to over 30000 works since 1936 funded by Andrew Mellon.
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Washington
National Gallery of Art
Washington, D. C
I. M. Pei
New York
Pennsylvania Avenue
Pei
The
National Gallery
Andrew Mellon
Treasury
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Court of St. James
Mellon
Europe
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David K. Shipler
New York Times Service
Advisory Committee
Lucius D. Clay
House of Representatives
Senate
Lewis Mumford
William B. Shore
Regional Plan Assn
City Magazine
Killian
Clifter
Brown
Navy
Rembrandt
Oneida
Parkade
Killians
Lindale Plaza
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Atleigh
Sycamore
Killian's
Lindale
Mall Shopping Center