In 1998, the building was the object of a significant restoration and a new southern facade was designed and built following the principles of sustainable development.
The building's facade was designed by a Lebanese-American draftsman, Harvey F. Cassab; the church is now an official landmark.
The buyer will be getting a four-story mansion -- the facade was designed by Robert A. M. Stern -- with six bedrooms, six baths, a four-passenger elevator and a 1,150-square-foot 1,150-square-foot 1,150-square-footentrance.
The school, H-shaped with a limestone, terra-cotta and brick facade, was designed by Charles B. J. Snyder, who produced many noteworthy structures during his tenure as the chief architect for city school buildings from 1891 to the early 1920s.
Outside, the angular facade was designed to maximize the views.
The building, with its elaborate Beaux-Arts facade, was designed in 1920.
The building's luminous facade was designed by Olafur Eliasson, creator of the much-discussed "New York City Waterfalls" installation in 2008.
This enormous palace has terraced gardens, majestic rooms with modern amenities and canopied beds — not to mention that the facade was designed by Michelangelo.
The facade is designed with a rhythmic pattern; it comprises two types of facade designs ("a" and "b") that are ordered laterally in an a-b-a-a-b-a arrangement.
The tower's facade is designed to collect filter and store water preventing the need to pump water to the top floors.
