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The Streetscapes column last Sunday, about the effects of a planned redesign on the back facade of the New York Public Library in Midtown Manhattan, misstated the quantity of books to be moved off-site from the stacks.
However, the idyllic, laid back facade hides the reality of a community that is struggling with gangs and drugs.
The changes, part of a $300 million renovation plan by the British architect Norman Foster, include converting two small windows facing Bryant Park into emergency exits; making the windows on the back facade capable of opening; adding an air-conditioning unit on the roof, and turning 18 feet of wall along 40th Street into a gate to make room for a second loading bay.
The library will seek permission from the Landmarks Preservation Commission to convert two small windows facing Bryant Park into emergency exits; make the windows on the back facade capable of opening; add an air-conditioning unit on the roof; and convert 18 feet of wall along 40th Street into a gate to allow for two loading dock bays rather than the existing one.
Gliding steadily now on the Perimeter trail, I rounded a turn and glanced back at the sheer sweep of the back veranda and facade of the hotel.
Ultimately, though, "Mary Mary" is most interesting for peeling back the slick facade of the gospel music industry, which traffics in constant praise and flawless praisers.
P&A Associates would instead preserve the front facade of the houses, back to the roof ridge line.
Only from a distance can the glazed black-brick facade of the set-back tower be seen.
We also added bathrooms, putting them into bedrooms at the back of the house, to ensure the facade of the house was not spoiled by pipe work.
As you near the end of the sequence of galleries, you can turn and gaze back up through a window at the facade of the old building across the park, which has never looked more gorgeous.
The foundry label of the Badger firm still survives on the other facade of the building, which extends back to 50 Warren Street.
