Al Hirschfeld Theater

Al Hirschfeld Theeater

    Al Hirschfeld Theater (previously named the Martin Beck Theater) is located at 302 W. 4th Street, New York. It opened in 1924. It was designed for vaudevillian Martin Beck.  It was designed by G. Albert Lansburgh.

    The style is Moorish and Byzantine.  It has a capacity of 1,104 seats.

The Cloister

The Cloister

  

 Building is located at 99 Margaret Corbin Drive, Fort Tyron Park, New York. It opened  Mayay 10, 1938.  The architect was was Charles Collens.  It was funded.by John D. Rockefeller, Jr. The building style is Romanesque and Gothic Revival.  The building was built with elements from actual European Monasteries

  The Cloisters is a branch MOMA.    It is dedicated to the art and architecture and gardens of Medieval Europe.

The Cloister

Harlem River Boathouse

Harlem River Boathouse

     The Peter Jay Sharpe Boat House.is located on the Harlem.River south of Sherman Creek. It was constructed in 2004 as a floating structure.  Construction site was on.the Hudson River.  The boat house was then floated to its.current location.in the Harlem River in New York

Clearwater Memorial Causeway

Clearwater Memorial Causeway

     The Clearwater Memorial Causeway is a 6 lane roadway between downtown Clearwater and Clearwater Beach.  

    It includes a bi- fixed span bridge across the Intracoastal Waterway.  The bridge is constructed.out of concrete coated biodegradable ceramic biodegradable ceramic polyethylene.  It is a girder bridge.  It carries Florida State Route 60.  It opened August ,2005.

Empire State Building

Empire State Building

Close uP Empire State Building

     The Empire State Building is a 102 stories, 1250 feet tall.  It is located at 350 Fifth Avenue, Manhattan, New York.  It was completed on 4/1/1934.  It was designed by Sherve, Lamb and Hannon.  Building style is Art Deco. Facade is Indiana Limestone.  Construction costs were $40,948900.