The Century (apartment building)

57: 690:. The 62nd and 63rd Street elevations are largely faced in tan brick. On each elevation, there are three groups of two bays that contain rust-colored brick spandrels. There are secondary entrances to the residential wings on either street. Service entrances with Art Deco designs are placed on the westernmost section of either frontage. The facade of the inner courtyard is visible from a private plaza to the west and is faced in tan brick similar to the rest of the facade. Chanin believed that, since the courtyard and street facades were in the same style, residents would not experience the sensation of living around a dark courtyard. 6948: 585:, and are arranged in four tiers. The inner courtyard measures 80 feet (24 m) wide from west to east. Above the 19th story, two towers rise from the eastern portion of the base. The towers are approximately 300 feet (91 m) tall. The Century is one of four buildings on Central Park West with a twin-towered form; the others are the Majestic, the San Remo, and the El Dorado. By splitting the upper stories into twin towers, as opposed to a single bulky tower, the developers could increase the amount of space that was near a window. 942:, which described relations between the owner and tenants as acrimonious. Some tenants were worried about being evicted, since they could not pay for their apartments; others wanted to keep their rent-stabilized units; and yet others actually supported the plan, as they wanted to sell their apartments. The state attorney general's office vetoed the co-op proposal on the grounds that CAA did not disclose about 140 building-code violations. Subsequently, in mid-1983, some of the tenants sued to place the building into 997:

Roberta Brandes Gratz raised $ 600,000 to restore the Century Apartments' lobby to its original appearance. Arthur Simons, a member of the condominium board, expressed his belief that the renovation would be wasteful unless mechanical issues, such as plumbing and electrical wires, were also repaired. The tenants consequently waited until the reserve fund had grown enough to fund a renovation of both the mechanical systems and the lobby, which Simons called "the best of both worlds".

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Central Park West in the late 2000s, condo prices at the Century began to increase, and some condominiums were placed for sale at rates of more than $ 3,000 per square foot ($ 32,000/m). For example, in 2010, six-bedroom apartments in the Century sold for around $ 19 million with one bedrooms selling for between $ 875,000 and $ 1.675 million. Also in 2010, a bar called the Central Park West Cafe was proposed for the former Gristedes space, prompting opposition from residents.

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windows on each floor, which share a concrete sill. On the 3rd through 15th stories, the second-from-center pavilions (on either side of the central pavilion) have one double casement window and two single-casement windows on each floor. The corners of the building are clad entirely in tan brick. The corners are outfitted with windows wrapping around the edge at a 90-degree angle, which Chanin referred to as

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rooms than those in the Majestic. According to Irwin, this was because larger apartments in the brothers' previous projects had proved to be hard to rent. Mansion Estates Inc., a group headed by Irwin Chanin, transferred the building to Century Apartments Inc. (also headed by Irwin) in May 1932. Century Apartments then secured a $ 1.35 million mortgage on the property, which was

974:. Under the proposal, the conversion would not take effect until at least 45 units had been purchased by tenants who had lived there since 1982. In addition, a reserve fund would be provided for the building. The condominium offering went into effect in February 1989, allowing tenants in 229 of the 410 apartments to purchase their apartments for about one-third or one-half of 925:'s office. Thirteen months after the purchase, CAA proposed selling the building to the tenants for $ 110 million. An official of the tenants' association said that they felt residents should be willing to comment on the threats posed by the offering plan. The official pointed out that notices in the lobby, about the popular TV series 856:

and overlapping of various trades employed", as Irwin Chanin described it. A June 1931 newspaper article reported that the average number of workers since the beginning of construction was 1,050, with up to 1,400 employed at one time. By contrast, Irwin had estimated that an average of 1,500 men would be employed every day for a year.

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and horizontal molded blocks. The main doors contain Art Deco grilles made of white metal, surrounded by a metal frame. The rest of the ground story contains doorways to individual ground-floor offices. The southeast and northeast corners of the building contain doorways that lead to storefronts; the

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and other modes of transportation. The building's proximity to Central Park, as well as the conversion of Central Park West into a two-way street, were also cited as factors in the high number of tenants. By October 1932, Irwin Chanin said the duplexes, solarium apartments, and the three-to-six-room

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issue from the Shubert brothers. At the time, it was predicted that the building would be complete within a year. By that November, construction had not started, but Irwin announced that he would hire 3,000 workers to construct the Majestic and Century. In so doing, Irwin planned to take advantage

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Two bays of bow windows on the second and third stories are visible here. Each window is divided horizontally and vertically by mullions. The windows on different floors are separated horizontally by rust-colored spandrels. Windows on the same floor are separated vertically by panels of darker-brown

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In August 1929, Irwin Chanin announced that the 65-story building would be developed jointly with a subsidiary of the French government. The skyscraper would have been called the "Palais de France" and would have contained a three-story exhibition space as well as a consulate, tourist bureau, and a

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Irwin Chanin was an American architect and real estate developer who designed several Art Deco towers and Broadway theaters. He and his brother Henry designed their first Manhattan buildings in 1924. They then built and operated a number of theaters and other structures related to the entertainment

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The massing of the Century, and those of similar buildings, was shaped primarily by the Multiple Dwelling Act of 1929. Under this legislation, the "street walls" of apartment buildings could rise one and a half times the width of the adjacent street before they had to set back. On lots of more than

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supported all five designations, and the Century's owners supported designation of their own building. The LPC designated the Century as a city landmark on July 9, 1985, calling the Century a "sophisticated essay in Art Deco design exhibiting a complex balance of horizontal and vertical elements".

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observed in 1992 that the building was covered in scaffolding and that "one of the period double doors has been replaced by a wooden frame with a dirty piece of glass in it". At that time, Daniele Bodini still owned one-quarter of the Century's units. In the mid-1990s, preservationist and resident

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The Chanin Construction Company constructed the building. Construction of the steel frame began in April 1931. By the end of the next month, the frame had been built to the 15th floor. Within thirty days the entire steel structure was complete. The rapid progress was made possible by "coordination

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When the building opened, it operated much like a short-term hotel with housekeeping and catering services. The Century also had a valet service; a laundry; a private restaurant; and storage spaces for fur, silverware, and jewelry. The vestibules, foyers, and elevator lobbies were decorated in the

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The Century was officially completed at the end of December 1931. Numerous entertainment and business tenants have lived in the building over the years, and Irwin Chanin lived in the building for over a half-century. The Century was purchased in 1982 by a consortium that proposed the next year to

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The southeast-corner windows are divided vertically into three panes along the south elevation and eight panes along the east elevation. Likewise, the northeast-corner windows are divided into three panes along the north elevation and eight panes along the east elevation. Except for the outermost

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of pink granite. Much of the second story, except for the section directly above the main entrance on Central Park West, is also faced in stone. Above the ground story, the building is largely clad with tan brick, which was intended to be similar to the color of limestone. The building contains a

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The building was officially completed at the end of December 1931. The Century had 417 suites, a little more than double the number at the Majestic, but the buildings had a similar number of rooms: 1,688 at the Century and 1,544 at the Majestic. The apartments at the Century tended to have fewer

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units with three rooms. Some of the apartments contained terraces and had one to seven rooms, while corner apartments contained four to seven rooms. Duplex layouts and terraces had previously been common only in the highest-end apartment buildings. At the Century, these features were included to

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The 16th through 19th stories are designed as "transitional stories" and contain cantilevered terraces with Art Deco chevron designs on their balustrades. Above the 19th story rise the towers, which are mostly clad in tan brick. The corners of each tower contain light-brown bands, while the four

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In the 2000s, the Mayflower Apartments across 62nd Street were demolished to make way for the luxury high-rise skyscraper at 15 Central Park West. The Gristedes supermarket at the building's base, which had been operating continuously for 42 years, closed in 2007. Following the completion of 15

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infestation, extensive leaks, and virtually everything else that can go wrong with a structure". CAA separately sued the attorney general's office over its rejection of the co-op offering. The tenants failed to secure a receiver for the building, and CAA's lawsuit against the attorney general's

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called the Century and Majestic "two of the city's most beloved Art Moderne apartment houses". A member of the Art Deco Society of New York described the Century, El Dorado, and Majestic as "distinguished" Art Deco buildings in 1984. According to architectural historian Anthony W. Robins, "The

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In the three middle pavilions on Central Park West, the windows on each floor are separated vertically by darker brown brick (except for the bow windows on either end of the facade, which are flanked by light brick). On the 2nd through 15th stories, the central pavilion has two double-casement

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25,000 square feet (2,300 m), the street walls could rise three times the width of the adjacent street. In practice, this meant that buildings on Central Park West could rise 19 stories before setting back. The legislation also mandated courtyards in large apartment buildings.

864:, three times what was required for the 56-story Chanin Building. Nonetheless, Irwin predicted that both the Majestic and the Century would be completed on schedule. By September 1931, work on the Century was nearing completion and apartments were already being offered for rent. 1173:

regarded the modernist designs of the Century and Majestic apartment buildings as "merely a thin veneer" with their corner windows, terraces, and water towers. According to Mumford, "even the relatively plain facades do not authenticate these structures". Conversely, in 1982,

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bought the Chanin brothers' ownership stakes in the Majestic, Masque, and Royale theaters for a combined $ 1.8 million. In exchange, the Shuberts agreed to sell a parcel on Broadway between 62nd and 63rd Streets to the Chanins, who thus controlled the entire block.

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Most apartments' living rooms were depressed below the rest of the apartment, and all of these living rooms had fireplaces. Each apartment also had hardwood floors, which Chanin hoped would decrease creaking. On the ground floor are the main lobby and 13 offices.

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center windows on each of the towers' elevations contain geometric brick patterns. The windows in the towers are similar to those on the lower floors. On Central Park West, some of the original ornamentation has been removed at the 20th and 21st stories.

809:, an apartment house, and two low-rise buildings for $ 12 million. This gave them a site of 90,000 square feet (8,400 m). In May 1929, the Chanin brothers announced plans for a 65-story building on the site at a cost of $ 50 million. That July, the 7359: 7354: 7424: 577:, or shape, fills its lot line on the north, east, and south, and there is an interior courtyard. Two wings on the western section of the site, one each on 62nd and 63rd Street, flank the interior courtyard. The wings step down, as required by the 834:

On October 23, 1930, Irwin Chanin dropped plans to build the Palais de France and started demolishing the Century Theatre. He planned to build a 30-story apartment building on the site. His firm obtained a $ 6.5 million construction loan from the

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The bow windows are divided vertically into five sections and horizontally into three sections. The three central panes are movable casement windows, while the two outer panes are stationary. The upper part of each bow window contains a fixed

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counterbalance the sizes of the living spaces, which were smaller than in older apartment houses. By the 1980s, the building contained 410 apartments, ranging in size from one to eight bedrooms, and 52 of the apartments had large terraces.

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By 1940, nearly 70 percent of the building's tenants had lived there since shortly after the building opened. One of the storefronts was supposed to have been a bank, but the storefront was left vacant during the Great Depression.

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French cultural academy, The section of the building along Central Park West would have included a 1,200-room hotel. Above were to be 35 stories of offices, leased out to various companies, including American tenants. The Chanins took

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The double-casement windows are divided vertically into four sections. The two central panes are movable casements, while the two outer sections are stationary. There are also four transom panes above, as well as jalousie windows

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According to Irwin Chanin, a "vast amount of interior equipment" was required for apartment buildings, particularly in comparison to office buildings. Construction would require over 3 million feet (910,000 m) of

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Under New York state law, rent control and stabilization are distinct terms. Rent control limits the price a landlord could charge a tenant for rent, while rent stabilization sets maximum rates for annual rent

731:. The floor slabs were cantilevered from heavy central columns. The cantilevered floor slabs allowed the inclusion of the solariums at each corner, since there were no corner columns like in typical buildings. 7408: 7311: 1736:, National Register of Historic Places Nomination Form, New York's State and National Registers of Historic Places Document Imaging Project, New York State Historic Preservation Office. Retrieved 2 April 2007. 1608: 7457: 7334: 7306: 7171: 1650: 7528: 3963: 4965: 450:. The building occupies the western sidewalk of Central Park West (formerly Eighth Avenue) between 62nd Street to the south and 63rd Street to the north. The Century Apartments occupies a rectangular 7339: 7181: 6878: 628:

doorways are part of the original design, but the storefronts were added after the building opened. The storefront entrance from the southeast corner, facing Central Park West and 62nd Street, is

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at the northeast and southeast corners. When the building opened, it operated much like a short-term hotel with housekeeping and catering services, and it had 417 apartments and 1,688 rooms.

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of pink granite. The remainder of the facade is largely made of tan brick, with multi-paned windows, though some portions of the facade are clad with brown brick. There are shallow

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Irwin Chanin lived long enough to see the Century be protected as an official landmark at both the national and municipal levels. The building is a contributing property to the

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The lowest 19 stories surround an interior courtyard to the west, and two towers rise from the eastern portion of the base above that level. There are several cantilevered

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leased one of the storefronts in 1965 with the intention of opening a supermarket there. The companies that respectively owned the Century, the Chanin Building, and the

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on the Central Park West elevation. The six bays are arranged in a 1-2-2-1 pattern, dividing the Central Park West elevation vertically into five "pavilions". Metal

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apartments were being leased quickly. Though Irwin lost control of the building in 1933, he had his own apartment there, which he occupied until his death in 1988.

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bands above. The bow windows are slightly below the other windows on each floor, since the living rooms behind them were sunken below the rest of the apartments.

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to the land in October 1929 and immediately resold it to the Palais de France Corporation. The project languished for the next year, in the aftermath of the

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for most of its history. By the 1920s, high-rise apartment buildings were being developed on Central Park West in anticipation of the construction of the

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Henry Chanin was in charge of leasing, and he often leased out multiple apartments at once. The Century soon became popular due to its proximity to the

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The 62nd and 63rd Street wings are shorter than the main section of the building. Where the wings step down, the roofline contains cantilevered

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was a partner. The firm paid $ 36 million and planned to renovate the building. In addition, CAA wished to convert the building into a

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The main entrance is in the middle of the Central Park West elevation and is surrounded by a pink granite doorway with vertical

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panes on the east elevation, all of the panes are movable casements. At both corners, each pane has upper and lower transoms.

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Detail of the top of the building, showing terraces at the setbacks, as well as horizontal and vertical grooves at the crown

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The Century is also part of the Upper West Side Historic District, which became a New York City historic district in 1990.

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limited amount of ornamentation, which is mostly concentrated around major design elements such as the entrances, the

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The interior courtyard is visible from an adjacent plaza and is faced in tan brick similar to the rest of the facade.

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in 1989, and the Century remained a luxury residential apartment building through the beginning of the 21st century.

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The building was purchased in January 1982 by investment group Century Apartments Associates, in which businessman

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constitute a major grouping of Art Deco buildings on Central Park West. The Art Deco structures contrast with the

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The architecture of the Century inspired that of at least one other building nearby. The design for what is now

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with Art Deco balustrades. The ground story, and much of the second story, is clad with an ochre-colored stone

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The dispute led to a long-running "kill or be killed relationship" between CAA and the tenants, according to

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granted a liquor permit for the planned bar, despite concerns that the bar would generate excessive noise.

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called the dispute "one of the longest, bitterest conversion fights in Manhattan apartment house history".

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of 200 feet (61 m) along Central Park West and 250 feet (76 m) each along 62nd and 63rd Streets.

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of low material and construction costs. In January 1931, with demolition of the site nearly complete, a

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Over an eight-month period in 1928 and 1929, the Chanins made contracts to buy the Century Theatre, the

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as having twin towers. However, the structure actually has three relatively short, octagonal pinnacles.

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style. The Century is 30 stories tall, with twin towers rising from a 19-story base. The building is a

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made it attractive to many tenants in the entertainment industry. Notable residents have included:

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The Architecture of New York City: Histories and Views of Important Structures, Sites, and Symbols

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buildings that surround them. The modernistic Art Deco design was intended to appeal to "

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Walberg, Larry (April 13, 1992). "Bookshelf: Quoth the Raven, 'Edgar Who?'".

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divide each bow window vertically into five sections with movable

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Mansions in the Clouds: The Skyscraper Palazzi of Emery Roth

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Luxury Apartment Houses of Manhattan: An Illustrated History

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Herman, Robin; Johnston, Laurie (January 14, 1983).

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Courier Corporation. pp. 157–160. 3834:"At Last, the Battle of the Century Ends" 2137: 2135: 1396:New York City Department of City Planning 736:New York City Department of City Planning 6450:Holy Name of Jesus Roman Catholic Church 6244:Edward A. Reynolds West Side High School 5196:. Black Dog & Leventhal Publishers. 3827: 3825: 3823: 1591:Gray, Christopher (September 14, 1997). 7539:Residential buildings completed in 1931 6683:Cathedral Parkway–110th Street/Broadway 6425:Church of the Ascension, Roman Catholic 5136:"East Side West Side Get Landmark Nods" 4948:Muschamp, Herbert (December 27, 1998). 4858:Dunlap, David W. (September 12, 1984). 3832:Lyons, Richard D. (February 19, 1989). 2283:Goldberger, Paul (September 10, 1976). 1850:The Metropolitan Museum of Art Bulletin 1722: 1720: 1332: 1257: 5190:Brockmann, Jorg; Harris, Bill (2002). 5115:from the original on November 12, 2019 4968:from the original on September 3, 2021 4896: 4836:from the original on February 29, 2020 4565:"Herbert Krapp, 86, Theater Architect" 4279:Landmarks Preservation Commission 1985 4178:from the original on November 12, 2019 3852:from the original on November 12, 2019 3708:from the original on February 29, 2020 3669:from the original on February 29, 2020 3264:from the original on November 12, 2019 3175:from the original on November 12, 2019 3137:from the original on November 12, 2019 3099:from the original on November 12, 2019 3031:from the original on November 12, 2019 2993:from the original on November 12, 2019 2932:from the original on November 12, 2019 2891:from the original on November 12, 2019 2853:from the original on November 12, 2019 2815:from the original on November 12, 2019 2758:Landmarks Preservation Commission 1985 2509: 2368:from the original on February 27, 2020 2348:Dunlap, David W. (February 26, 1988). 2230:Landmarks Preservation Commission 1985 2199: 2188:Landmarks Preservation Commission 1985 2162:from the original on September 4, 2021 2127:Landmarks Preservation Commission 1985 2044:Landmarks Preservation Commission 1985 1941:Landmarks Preservation Commission 1985 1914:Landmarks Preservation Commission 1985 1819: 1750: 1705:from the original on November 12, 2019 1565:from the original on November 12, 2019 1481:Landmarks Preservation Commission 1985 1386: 1384: 1382: 1380: 1378: 1370:Landmarks Preservation Commission 1985 1344:"National Register Information System" 1338: 1336: 1236:Art Deco architecture of New York City 655:beneath each window, as well as brick 6643:81st Street–Museum of Natural History 6284:Solomon Schechter School of Manhattan 5134:Mangaliman, Jessie (April 27, 1990). 5019:Goldberger, Paul (January 15, 1997). 4909:Goldberger, Paul (February 4, 1982). 4816:Goldberger, Paul (December 7, 1982). 4197:Hernández, Javier C. 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(May 25, 1997). 839:and a $ 1.25 million second-mortgage 7: 7549:Residential skyscrapers in Manhattan 7504:Apartment buildings in New York City 7499:1931 establishments in New York City 5227:National Register of Historic Places 4294:Ciuraru, Carmela (October 4, 1999). 4021:"74 Years Later, a Room With a View" 4019:Gill, John Freeman (July 24, 2005). 2440:from the original on January 1, 2022 2243:"Hotel Features in Apartment Houses" 1349:National Register of Historic Places 1215:National Register of Historic Places 385:National Register of Historic Places 7519:Central Park West Historic District 6827:Central Park West Historic District 6259:Innovation Diploma Plus High School 5584:Trump International Hotel and Tower 5239:Central Park West Historic District 5220:Central Park West Historic District 4991:"New York Looms Large in Las Vegas" 4762:. September 3, 2018. Archived from 4058:Dunlap, David W. (August 4, 2005). 3734:. September 23, 1983. p. 329. 3728:"Ready for the second half-century" 3013:"To Open Century Cornerstone Today" 2459:Stern, Gilmartin & Mellins 1987 2394:. New York: J. Wiley. p. 275. 2215:Stern, Gilmartin & Mellins 1987 1832:Stern, Gilmartin & Mellins 1987 1727:Central Park West Historic District 1685:Tomasson, Robert E. (May 8, 1983). 1633:Gray, Christopher (July 11, 1999). 1611:from the original on April 17, 2019 1213:, which was recognized by the U.S. 1211:Central Park West Historic District 837:Metropolitan Life Insurance Company 381:Central Park West Historic District 292:Central Park West Historic District 7509:Art Deco architecture in Manhattan 6480:Second Church of Christ, Scientist 6405:Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church 6325:William E. Macaulay Honors College 5962:American Museum of Natural History 5751:Association Residence Nursing Home 4682:. September 11, 1935. p. 37. 4659:from the original on April 1, 2022 3583:"Irwin Chanin, Art-Deco Architect" 3287:. September 24, 1931. p. 36. 2873:"$ 1,250,000 Chanin Bond Executed" 1880:from the original on April 5, 2016 1421:Gray, Christopher (May 13, 2007). 1285:, while the lower part contains a 1196:New York-New York Hotel and Casino 1159:, former Australian Prime Minister 25: 6440:First Church of Christ, Scientist 6420:Church of St. Paul and St. Andrew 6279:The School at Columbia University 6249:Fiorello H. 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August 13, 1929. p. 1. 2144:"Even Now, A Skyline Of Twins" 606:, and the tops of the towers. 304: 275: 1: 6658:96th Street/Central Park West 6648:86th Street/Central Park West 6628:72nd Street/Central Park West 6510:West-Park Presbyterian Church 3589:. March 1, 1988. p. 39. 3226:. June 21, 1931. p. E8. 1392:"25 Central Park West, 10023" 734:As of 2022, according to the 7429:National Historic Landmarks 6556:Congregation Shearith Israel 6485:St. Gregory the Great Church 6460:Holy Trinity Lutheran Church 6346:Bloomingdale School of Music 3512:Moore, Deborah Dash (2017). 3310:. May 13, 1932. p. 14. 3198:. May 24, 1931. p. E4. 2587:. July 3, 1929. p. 12. 2481:. March 8, 1988. p. 3. 1785:. March 8, 1988. p. 4. 418:convert the building into a 6855:Manhattan Community Board 7 6618:59th Street–Columbus Circle 6576:Stephen Wise Free Synagogue 6470:Rutgers Presbyterian Church 6144:Green spaces and recreation 5977:New-York Historical Society 5297:Ruttenbaum, Steven (1986). 5268:Robins, Anthony W. (2017). 2564:. 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Schwab House 5169:Alpern, Andrew (1992). 4703:New York Herald Tribune 4680:New York Herald Tribune 4543:New York Herald Tribune 4365:New York Herald Tribune 3518:American Jewish History 3398:New York Herald Tribune 3374:New York Herald Tribune 3308:New York Herald Tribune 3285:New York Herald Tribune 3224:New York Herald Tribune 3196:New York Herald Tribune 3052:New York Herald Tribune 2953:New York Herald Tribune 2775:New York Herald Tribune 2651:New York Herald Tribune 2585:New York Herald Tribune 2562:New York Herald Tribune 2285:"Metropolitan Baedeker" 2020:New York Herald Tribune 1844:Lehman, Arnold (1971). 993:The Wall Street Journal 968:converting the building 848:was retrieved from the 218:Design and construction 189:300 ft (91 m) 6918:Keeper of the Register 6795:79th Street Boat Basin 6395:Advent Lutheran Church 6356:Mannes School of Music 5972:Museum of Biblical Art 5936:Murray's Sturgeon Shop 5254:The Century Apartments 4431:. September 27, 1943. 3252:. 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November 16, 1930. 1354:National Park Service 1178:architectural critic 1147:, theatrical producer 1141:, theatrical producer 1061:Doris Chanin Freedman 961: 875: 801:Seen from 63rd Street 800: 673: 617: 583:Multiple Dwelling Act 568: 531:241 Central Park West 434:The Century is at 25 377:contributing property 263:Contributing property 154:40.77056°N 73.98083°W 7514:Art Deco skyscrapers 7122:New York (Manhattan) 6663:96th Street/Broadway 6653:86th Street/Broadway 6633:72nd Street/Broadway 6536:Congregation Habonim 6351:Kaufman Music Center 6315:Bard Graduate Center 6264:Manhattan Day School 6057:Walter Reade Theater 5756:Astor Court Building 5721:161 West 93rd Street 5529:First Battery Armory 5514:Deutsche Bank Center 5484:55 Central Park West 5474:15 Central Park West 4393:. October 26, 1934. 3019:. January 20, 1931. 2981:. November 9, 1930. 2920:. October 24, 1930. 2879:. October 26, 1930. 2841:. October 30, 1930. 2803:. October 24, 1930. 2724:. 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