INTRODUCTION

 

The 180 LANDREX eligible landmarks were designed by a myriad of individual architects and architectural firms. Some were and are still quite well known while others are more obscure but perhaps no less able given that their work has been deemed worthy of individual landmark status.  Many landmarks were collaborative efforts of two or more architects and/or firms usually designing different parts of a structure or making additions at a later date. Some architects and firms such as McKim, Mead & White; Richard Upjohn; James Renwick , Jr. and others designed multiple landmarks.

 

There are more than 50 architectural styles represented in these 180 buildings, the earliest of which began construction in 1699 and the latest in 1963. There were 2 buildings built in the 1600’s; 4 in the 1700’s; 110 in the 1800’s and 57 in the 1900’s. Some landmarks in this group do not have confirmed construction dates. Ninety of these landmarks have been recognized by the Federal Government and are listed either on the National Register of Historic Places and/or as a National Historic Landmark. Twenty one of these landmarks are located in New York City Historic Districts.

 

Below is a list of the known architects and/or firms that designed the eligible landmarks followed by a list of the vareious styles represented. Information was obtained from the
Guide to New York City Landmarks Fourth Edition.

 

LANDREX LANDMARKS ARCHITECTS AND ARCHITECTURAL FIRMS

Alexander Saeltzer‧Alfred E. Barlow‧Allen & Collins‧August H. Blankenstein‧Avery Baker‧Barney & Chapman‧Bertram Goodhue‧Bertram Goodhue‧Blesch & Eiditz‧Brunner & Tyron‧Buchman &  Deisler & Brunner & Tyron‧Buchman & Fox‧C.L. Varrone‧C.P.H. Gilbert‧Cady, Berg & See‧Carl Pfeiffer‧Carrere & Hastings‧Charles C. Haight‧Charles C. Haight‧Charles T. Bunting‧Charles W. Bolton & Son‧Clark Withers‧Cram, Goodhue & Ferguson‧Cross & Cross‧Cyrus L.W. Eiditiz‧Daus & Otto‧David Levy‧Delano & Aldrich‧Dwight James Baldwin‧Ebenezer K. Roberts‧Edgar K. Bourne‧Edward J.N. Stent‧Edward P. Casey‧Edward T. Potter‧Eero Saarinen Associates‧Emile Perrot‧Emlyn T. Little‧Ergisto Fabbri‧Ernest Flagg‧Francis H. Kimball‧George Keister‧George Mersereau‧George P. Chappell‧George Penchard‧George W. Foster, Jr. ‧Grosvenor Atterbury‧Hale & Rogers‧Hardy Holzman Pfeiffer‧Heins & LaFarge‧Henry C. Pelton‧Henry Englebert‧Henry F. Kilburn‧Henry Fernbach‧Henry J. Hardenberg‧Henry Kilburn‧Henry M. Congdon‧Henry M. Dudley‧Herter Brothers‧Herts & Tallant‧Hobart A. Walker‧Horace Trumbauer‧Howell  & Stokes‧Hugo Kafka‧Ingalls & Hoffman‧Isaac Lucas‧Isaac Pursell‧J. Armstrong Stenhouse‧J.C. Cady‧J.J. Buck‧Jacob Wrey Mould‧James Brown Lord‧James C. McKenzie, Jr. ‧James Renwick, Associates‧James Stewart Polshek‧James W. Cole‧James Whitford‧John Bergesen‧John Eberson‧John McComb‧John Mead Howell‧John R. Haggerty‧John R. Thomas‧John Welch‧Joseph H. Freedlander & Harry Allan Jacobs‧Joseph-Francois Mangin‧Kling & Kellum‧Kurtzer & rohl‧Lamb & Rich‧Langston & Dahlander‧Lansing C. Holden‧Lawrence B. Valk‧Leopold Eiditz‧Louis Allmendinger‧Maurice Courland‧Mayers, Murray & Philiip‧Messers. Morgan‧Meyer & Matthew‧Minard LaFever‧Mott B. Schmidt‧Mundell & Techritz‧Napoleon Le Brun & Sons‧Neville & Bagge‧Nicholas Sirracino‧O’Reilly Brothers‧Ogden Codman‧Paul F. Higgs‧Philip Embury‧R. Upjohn & Son‧R.H. Robertson‧Renwick, Aspinwall & Tucker‧Richard R. Davis‧Richard T. Auchmuty‧Richard Upjohn‧Robert D. Kohn‧Robert W. Gibson‧Robert W.Gibson‧Royal Daggett‧Samuel A. Warner‧Schickel & Ditmars‧Schneider & Herter‧Shanley & Sturges‧Sidney Daub‧Tandy & Foster‧The Ballenger Company‧Theodore E. Blake‧Thomas &  Thomas‧Thomas A. Gray‧Thomas Fardon‧Thomas Little‧Thomas W. Lamb‧Town & Thompson‧Trowbridge & Livingston‧Upjohn & Constable‧Vitale & Geiffert‧W. Wheeler Smith‧Wilfred E. Anthony‧William & Dudley‧William A. Potter‧William Anderson‧William B. Tubby‧William B. Tuthill‧William Field & Son‧William H. Birkmire‧William H. Mersereau‧William Rodrigue‧William Schickel‧William W. Renwick‧ York & Sawyer

 

 

LANDREX LANDMARKS ARCHITECTURAL STYLES

 

12th Century Norman‧18th Century American‧18th Century Design Precedent‧18th Century English ‧Beaux-Arts‧Byzantine Inspired‧Carpenter Gothic‧Classic Revival‧Classical Monumental‧Classical Revival‧Colonial Revival‧Corinthian‧Dutch Colonial‧Dutch Renaissance‧Early Christian Inspired‧Early Italian Renaissance Inspired‧Early Romanesque Revival‧English Baroque‧English Collegiate Gothic‧English Gothic‧English Perpendicular Gothic‧French Beaux-Arts‧French Classical‧French Gothic‧French Neoclassical‧French Second Empire‧Georgian‧German Romanesque Inspired‧Gothic‧Gothic Revival‧Greek revival‧High Victorian Gothic‧Italian Gothic‧Italian Mannerist‧Italian Renaissance‧Italian Renaissance Palazzo‧Italianate‧ Italianate Brownstone‧Late Greek Revival‧Medieval Flemish ‧Medieval Gothic‧Moorish‧Moorish Inspired‧Moscow Baroque‧Neo-Gothic‧New Tudor ‧Norman Vernacular‧Northern European‧Northern Italian Renaissance‧Northern Renaissance‧Queen Anne‧Romanesque Revival‧Russian Orthodox‧Spanish Baroque Federal‧Spanish Renaissance Inspired‧Tudor Gothic Revival‧Tuscan Inspired Villa‧Venetian Palazzo‧Viennese secessionist Mode

 

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