File:1909 Demarest Peerless Building first floor plan.png
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English: First floor plan as originally built, Peerless Motor Building and Demarest Building (A. T. Demarest), later known as the General Motors Corporation Building, 224 West 57th Street or 1758-1770 Broadway, New York City. Completed in 1909. Note car elevators. |
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| Source | "Fireproof Building Construction: Prominent Buildings Erected by the George A. Fuller Company", 1910, George A. Fuller Company, New York, page 78. https://hdl.handle.net/2027/chi.12356364?urlappend=%3Bseq=332 Accessed through hathitrust.org |
| Author | Architect: Francis H. Kimball |
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