Other Skyscreaper and history buildings in NYC

1.- G.E. Building: it has 70 floors. It was designed from 1931 to 1933 for Raymond Hood.

2.- Chrysler Building (photo number one): the biggest characteristic is the Shiny steel needle. Is part of New York. The architect was William van Alen. It was built from 1928 to 1930.

3.- Flariton Building (photo number two): it was the first skyscreaper. The architect was Daniel Burnham. It was built in 1902.

4.- Woolworth Building: it has a gothic style. The architect was Cass Gilbert. It was built in 1913.

5.- Lever House: the architect was Gordon Bunshaft. It was built in 1952.

6.- Seagram Buiding, Citigroup Center, World Financial Center and World Wide Plaza.

Here you have 3 videos: the first is the song of "Sex and the City" (you'll see the Chrysler and the Brooklyn Bridge), the second is a documentary of the Chrysler and finaly a documentary of Flatoron Building.








History buildings: St. paul's Chapel, City Hall, Trinity Church, St. Patrick's Cathedral, Carnegie Hall, Cathedral of St. john the Divine, New York Stock Exchange, U.S. Custom House, New York Public Library, Grand Central Terminal.

Now you'll see 3 documentaries: the first is a St. Patrick's cathedral, the second is a New York Public Library and finally, one of the Grand Central Terminal.