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Gordon Bock
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Contributor, Traditional Building
Silver Spring
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mixed-use developmentcommercial real estate apartment industry
I hate what I don't like.
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By Gordon Bock| Traditional Building Verified Long revered as one of New York’s most outstanding and inspiring houses of worship, Trinity Church Wall Street is the soaring, brownstone centerpiece of lower Manhattan that introduced the city to chocolate-colored masonry and the revitalized Gothic style. Completed in 1846 by British-American architect Richard Upjohn to replace an earlier church, it broke new ground in ecclesiastical architecture with its direct expression of structure that is supported, rather than concealed, by ornament.
By Gordon Bock| Traditional Building Verified Buffalo is an architecture town, a veritable Who’s Who of world-class buildings by names like Louis Sullivan, H. H. Richardson, and Frank Lloyd Wright. High on the list is the Albright-Knox Art Museum in the Frederick Law Olmsted-designed Delaware Park, with additions by Gordon Bunshaft and anchored by the 1905 Albright Art Gallery, the neoclassical masterpiece of architect Edward B. Green.
By Gordon Bock| Traditional Building Verified Long revered as one of New York’s most outstanding and inspiring houses of worship, Trinity Church Wall Street is the soaring, brownstone centerpiece of lower Manhattan that introduced the city to chocolate-colored masonry and the revitalized Gothic style. Completed in 1846 by British-American architect Richard Upjohn to replace an earlier church, it broke new ground in ecclesiastical architecture with its direct expression of structure that is supported, rather than concealed, by ornament.
Company Info
Traditional Building
Founded in 1988 by Clem Labine, founder of Old House Journal, Traditional Building is the only magazine that focuses on traditional design in public and residential architecture. The magazine and the website are read by architects, contractors, facility managers, developers, artisans and interior designers. Our articles highlight historic preservation, adaptive re-use and new traditional design for commercial, institutional and government buildings – as well as civic spaces and landscapes. Product guides, articles and photo galleries provide the latest information on how to specify and locate historically inspired products such as windows, doors, lighting, columns, hardware and related services. In addition, noted authors and designers discuss current professional issues, such as conflicts between modernism and traditional design as they affect architecture and urban design. Energy efficiency, sustainability and successful urban design are also important topics of discussion. Publisher: Peter H. Miller, Hon. AIA (pmiller@aimmedia.com) Editorial: Martha McDonald (mmcdonald@aimmedia.com) Sales: Jennifer Baldwin ( jenbaldwin1@msn.com) Digital Inquiries: LJ Lindhurst (llindhurst@aimmedia.com) Products & Services Directory Inquiries: Dorian Henao (dhenao@aimmedia.com) Subscriptions: custsvc_tradbldg@fulcoinc.com
Silver Spring, United States
Founded: 1988