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| City |
New York |
| Country |
USA |
| Year |
1928 |
| Height |
90,8m / 298ft |
| Floors |
32 |
| Architect |
H. Douglas Ives |
| Developer |
Fred F. French Company |
| Name |
Woodstock Tower |
| Category |
Residential |
| Materials |
red brick façade limestone base terra-cotta ornaments |
| Address |
320 East 42nd Street, between First and Second Avenues |
Tallest tower of 'Tudor City', the first residential skyscraper complex. It was developed by the Fred F. French real-estate company to attract middle class to the east midtown area. The 5 acre complex was built to house 2,200 families. |
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