ISBN: 9780874744767 - best addresses: a century of washington's distinguished apartment houses (23 resultados)

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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. A century ago, the popularity of early Washington landmarks like Stoneleigh Court and the controversial Cairo (which, at a soaring twelve stories, shocked District officials into enacting the city's height limit) made it clear that apartment living was here to stay. By the 1920s, Beaux Art and Art Deco palaces offered residents all the luxuries of a first-class hotel: barbershops, ballrooms, rooftop terraces, and indoor pools. Soon other innovations in apartment living - the garden complex, the co-operative, and the mixed-use building - put Washington at the forefront of urban planning. Today the resurgence of the historic heart of the nation's capital has created an apartment boom rivalled only by that of the 1920s. Through residents' personal recollections, original floor plans, and more than 690 photographs, this book offers an intimate tour behind the facades of 162 remarkable buildings. Some have already been destroyed or disfigured beyond repair, making their preservation here especially valuable, while others continue to set the standard for elegant living in the nation's capital. A century ago, the popularity of early Washington landmarks like Stoneleigh Court and the Cairo made it clear that apartment living was here to stay. This book offers an intimate tour behind the facades of 162 of Washington's most remarkable buildings. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Condición: New. James Goode is the winner of Washingtonian magazine s prestigious &#8220Washingtonian of the Year&#8221 award. He is the author of Capital Losses: A Cultural History of Washington s Destroyed Buildings, Second Edition and lives in Was.

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Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - A century ago, the popularity of early Washington landmarks like Stoneleigh Court and the controversial Cairo (which, at a soaring twelve stories, shocked District officials into enacting the city's height limit) made it clear that apartment living was here to stay. By the 1920s, Beaux Art and Art Deco palaces offered residents all the luxuries of a first-class hotel: barbershops, ballrooms, rooftop terraces, and indoor pools. Soon other innovations in apartment livingthe garden complex, the cooperative, and the mixed-use buildingput Washington at the forefront of urban planning. Today the resurgence of the historic heart of the nation's capital has created an apartment boom rivaled only by that of the 1920s.Through residents' personal recollections, original floor plans, and more than 690 photographs, Best Addresses offers an intimate tour behind the facades of 162 remarkable buildings. Some have already been destroyed or disfigured beyond repair, making their preservation here especially valuable, while others continue to set the standard for elegant living in the nation's capital. …

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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. A century ago, the popularity of early Washington landmarks like Stoneleigh Court and the controversial Cairo (which, at a soaring twelve stories, shocked District officials into enacting the city's height limit) made it clear that apartment living was here to stay. By the 1920s, Beaux Art and Art Deco palaces offered residents all the luxuries of a first-class hotel: barbershops, ballrooms, rooftop terraces, and indoor pools. Soon other innovations in apartment living - the garden complex, the co-operative, and the mixed-use building - put Washington at the forefront of urban planning. Today the resurgence of the historic heart of the nation's capital has created an apartment boom rivalled only by that of the 1920s. Through residents' personal recollections, original floor plans, and more than 690 photographs, this book offers an intimate tour behind the facades of 162 remarkable buildings. Some have already been destroyed or disfigured beyond repair, making their preservation here especially valuable, while others continue to set the standard for elegant living in the nation's capital. A century ago, the popularity of early Washington landmarks like Stoneleigh Court and the Cairo made it clear that apartment living was here to stay. This book offers an intimate tour behind the facades of 162 of Washington's most remarkable buildings. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

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