Skyscrapers Grow Taller Yet Blend With Shadows
New York observes a shift in skyline trends as buildings rise closer together. Once a single tallest monument defined a city, several towers now eclipse predecessors, with early examples like the American Surety, Flatiron, Singer, and Woolworth buildings marking the evolving race for height and distinction.
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American Surety
Flatiron
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Illinois Central System Aims at Public Service Improvement
A station of frankness and public trust from the Illinois Central System outlines its policy of openness. It stresses public service, invites constructive criticism, and pledges continual improvement for present and future operations.
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Overtopping Skyscrapers Rise Across American Cities
The piece notes early 20th century towers in Cleveland and New York surpassing previous records, with Brooklyn and Court Remsen among the new heights. It argues that even as heights grow, modern design preserves prestige through floor plans lighting terra cotta and maintenance friendly facades to avoid an old fashioned look.
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