02370nam a2200397 i 4500001001000000003000600010005001700016008004100033010001500074020001800089020001500107035002200122040002300144042000800167050002400175074000900199082000700208086001400215245009500229246004100324264007900365264005900444300005600503336002600559337002800585338002700613500003600640504005700676505088500733610008001618650007001698650006101768650005101829700003201880710006001912001053364PUCPR20250219170221.0180807s2018    dcua     b   f001 0 eng c  a2018903867  a9781625343628  a1625343620  a(OCoLC)1047962243  aGPObengerdacGPO  apcc00aNA4423.W3bP35 2018  a0432  2230 aFA1.2:EI800aPalace of state :bthe Eisenhower Executive Office Building /cedited by Thomas E. Luebke.30aEisenhower Executive Office Building 1aWashington, District of Columbia :bU.S. Commission of Fine Arts,c[2018]. 2aAmherst & Boston :bUniversity of Massachusetts Press.  a245 pages :billustrations (chiefly color) ;c29 cm  atextbtxt2rdacontent  aunmediatedbn2rdamedia  avolumebnc2rdacarrier  aShipping list no.: 2018-0053-S.  aIncludes bibliographical references (pages 224-233).  aONE: CIVIC ARCHITECTURE FOR A YOUNG NATION -- Victorian-Era Eclecticism in Washington / TWO: ALFRED B. MULLET AND THE SECOND EMPIRE STYLE -- The Supervising Architect of the Treasury -- Paris, London, and Cosmopolitan Style / THREE: DESIGN FOR A NEW EXECUTIVE OFFICE BUILDING -- Iron and Stone: Architectural Details -- Pattern and Polychromy: Interior Design and the Mid-Victorian Era / FOUR: CONSTRUCTION OF A TITAN -- Advancing Technologies: Fireproof Construction and Mechanized Stonecutting / FIVE: THE STATE, WAR AND NAVY BUILDING -- International Chronometry and Mapping -- Daily Life Around a Monumental Building / SIX: DECADES OF CHANGING FORTUNES -- Decorated with Military History -- Notable Figures at State, War, and Navy / SEVEN: EXECUTIVE OFFICES FOR THE PRESIDENT -- Press Conferences in the EOB -- Presidential Recreation / EIGHT: A MASTERPIECE REBORN -- Epilogue20aDwight D. Eisenhower Executive Office Building (Washington, D.C.)xHistory. 0aPublic buildingsxConservation and restorationzWashington (D.C.) 0aPublic architecturezWashington (D.C.)vPictorial works. 0aBuildingszWashington (D.C.)vPictorial works.1 aLuebke, Thomas E.,eeditor.1 aUnited States.bCommission of Fine Arts,eissuing body.