A Princeton architecture student named Diane Hartley pointed out that one building in this city was vulnerable to quartering winds because it had been built on large stilts to accommodate a church.
A Princeton architecture student named Diane Hartley pointed out that one building in this city was vulnerable to quartering winds because it had been built on large stilts to accommodate a church. This city home to the Citigroup Center is the location of a skyscraper designed by Walter Gropius for (*) Pan Am Airlines. Unusually strong wind currents are caused in this city by a triangularly-shaped building, and Daniel Libeskind designed a 1,776-foot tall skyscraper in this city. For 10 points, name this location of MetLife Building, the Flatiron Building, and One World Trade Center.
A Princeton architecture student named Diane Hartley pointed out that one building in this city was vulnerable to quartering winds because it had been built on large stilts to accommodate a church.
New York City (accept NYC; accept Manhattan)