The architecture of William Lawrence Bottomley. Susan Hume Frazer ; foreword by Calder Loth. txt

Por:

Frazer, Susan Hume

Colaborador(es):

Bottomley, William Lawrence, 1883-1951

Idioma: Español Series The American architect seriesNew York : Acanthus Press , 2007Descripción: 349 p. ill. ;plans. ; 31 cmTipo de contenido:

text

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unmediaded

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volume

ISBN:

9780926494237
0926494236

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Clasificación CDD:

720.973 22

Clasificación LoC:

NA737.B57 F73 2007

Contenidos:

Acknowledgments -- Foreword -- Introduction -- St. George's Church - Shrub Oak, New York, 1912 -- Boradil Farm - James M. Townsend Jr. Property, Mill Neck, New York -- Ernest P. Davies Residence - Roslyn, New York, c. 1915 -- Glenelg - Arthur Anderson Fowler Residence, Peapack, New Jersey, c. 1915 (Additions and renovations) -- Wolcott Lane Residence - New York City, c. 1915 (Additions and renovations) -- Colonel and Mrs. Jennings C. Wise Residence - Richmond, Virginia, 1915 -- Plainfield City Hall Plainfield, New Jersey, 1915-1919 -- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Logan Golsan Residence - Richmond, Virginia, 1915 -- Walter G. Davis House (1919-1920), Davis Family Mausoleum (Before 1918) - Portland, Maine -- Turtle Bay Gardens - New York City, 1920 -- Canoe Place Inn - Hampton Bays, New York, c. 1922 -- Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott Parrish Residence - Richmond, Virginia, 1924 -- O'Donnell Iselin Residence - New York City, 1924 -- One-Man House - Benjamin Wood Residence, New York City (interior remodeling and garden design), 1925-- Redesdale - Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hartwell Reed Residence - Richmond, Virginia, 1925 -- Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth B. Van Riper Residence - Palm Beach, Florida, 1926 -- William Ziegler Jr. Residence - New York City, 1927-28 -- J. Randolph Robinson Residence - Brookville, New York, 1927-1928 -- Dakota - Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wolten Winmill Residence - Fauquier County, Virginia, 1928 -- Claremont Manor - General and Mrs. William H. Cocke Residence, Claremont, Virginia, 1928 (alterations and additions) -- Playwicky - Morris Llewellyn Cooke Residence - Centre Bridge, Pennsylvania, c. 1928 -- Mr. and Mrs. Norman de R. Whitehouse Residences - Green Court, Brookville, Long Island, New York, 1928 - Halfway House, The Plains, Virginia, 1934 -- Ashland Farm - Amory S. Carhart Jr. Residence, Fauquier County, Virginia, 1928-1935 -- Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Jeffress Residence - Richmond, Virginia, 1929 -- Waverley Hill - Mr. and Mrs. Herbert McKelden Smith Residence, 1930 - Triangle Tea Room, Staunton, Virginia, c. 1929 -- River House - New York City, 1929-1932 -- Mr. and Mrs. William Lawrence Bottomley Suite 1930 -- Edson Bradley and Mrs. Herbert Shipman Maisonette 1930 -- The River Club 1930 -- The Phillips Inn - Andover, Massachusetts, 1930 -- Rose Hill - Mrs. William R. Massie Residence - Albemarle County, Virginia, 1930-1931 -- Brig. General and Mrs. Daniel Bradford Devore Residence - Washington, D.C., 1931 -- Milburne - Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Robertson Residence - Richmond, Virginia, 1934 -- Wedgefield Plantation - Robert Goelet Shooting Lodge - Georgetown, South Carolina, 1935 -- Tatton Hall - Mr. and Mrs. Norman Edward Edgerton Residence - Raleigh, North Carolina, 1934-1936 -- Chilton House - Mr. and Mrs. William Edwin Chilton II Residence - Charleston, West Virginia, 1936 -- Holly House - Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas G. Rutgers Residence - Rumson (Middletown), New Jersey, 1940-1941 (additions and renovations) -- Catalog of Commissions --

Resumen: Refined country houses, gracious urban dwellings, posh Broadway cafés, exotic nightclubs, and a high-rise apartment building that, 80 years after its construction, is still considered the epitome of tony living in Manhattan these are among the many achievements of William Lawrence Bottomley, one of the best American architects of the first half of the 20th century. During his 40-year career, Bottomley designed and executed over 186 commissions for his clients. An uncompromising perfectionist with refined taste, he oversaw virtually every facet of his projects, from interior ornamentation and decoration to the surrounding landscape design. THE ARCHITECTURE OF WILLIAM LAWRENCE BOTTOMLEY is the first comprehensive study of this master architect and designer. Richly illustrated with archival photographs and floor plans, the book examines 34 of the architect s structures nationwide and includes a catalogue of his commissions and a comprehensive bibliography. With new discoveries revealed about Bottomley and his work in the illuminating essays of author Susan Hume Frazer, this volume represents a noteworthy addition to Acanthus Press distinguished series of publications documenting America s rich architectural legacy.

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Acknowledgments --
Foreword --
Introduction --
St. George's Church - Shrub Oak, New York, 1912 --
Boradil Farm - James M. Townsend Jr. Property, Mill Neck, New York --
Ernest P. Davies Residence - Roslyn, New York, c. 1915 --
Glenelg - Arthur Anderson Fowler Residence, Peapack, New Jersey, c. 1915 (Additions and renovations) --
Wolcott Lane Residence - New York City, c. 1915 (Additions and renovations) --
Colonel and Mrs. Jennings C. Wise Residence - Richmond, Virginia, 1915 --
Plainfield City Hall Plainfield, New Jersey, 1915-1919 --
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Logan Golsan Residence - Richmond, Virginia, 1915 --
Walter G. Davis House (1919-1920), Davis Family Mausoleum (Before 1918) - Portland, Maine --
Turtle Bay Gardens - New York City, 1920 --
Canoe Place Inn - Hampton Bays, New York, c. 1922 --
Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott Parrish Residence - Richmond, Virginia, 1924 --
O'Donnell Iselin Residence - New York City, 1924 --
One-Man House - Benjamin Wood Residence, New York City (interior remodeling and garden design), 1925--
Redesdale - Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hartwell Reed Residence - Richmond, Virginia, 1925 --
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth B. Van Riper Residence - Palm Beach, Florida, 1926 --
William Ziegler Jr. Residence - New York City, 1927-28 --
J. Randolph Robinson Residence - Brookville, New York, 1927-1928 --
Dakota - Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wolten Winmill Residence - Fauquier County, Virginia, 1928 --
Claremont Manor - General and Mrs. William H. Cocke Residence, Claremont, Virginia, 1928 (alterations and additions) --
Playwicky - Morris Llewellyn Cooke Residence - Centre Bridge, Pennsylvania, c. 1928 --
Mr. and Mrs. Norman de R. Whitehouse Residences - Green Court, Brookville, Long Island, New York, 1928 - Halfway House, The Plains, Virginia, 1934 --
Ashland Farm - Amory S. Carhart Jr. Residence, Fauquier County, Virginia, 1928-1935 --
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Jeffress Residence - Richmond, Virginia, 1929 --
Waverley Hill - Mr. and Mrs. Herbert McKelden Smith Residence, 1930 - Triangle Tea Room, Staunton, Virginia, c. 1929 --
River House - New York City, 1929-1932 --
Mr. and Mrs. William Lawrence Bottomley Suite 1930 --
Edson Bradley and Mrs. Herbert Shipman Maisonette 1930 --
The River Club 1930 --
The Phillips Inn - Andover, Massachusetts, 1930 --
Rose Hill - Mrs. William R. Massie Residence - Albemarle County, Virginia, 1930-1931 --
Brig. General and Mrs. Daniel Bradford Devore Residence - Washington, D.C., 1931 --
Milburne - Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Robertson Residence - Richmond, Virginia, 1934 --
Wedgefield Plantation - Robert Goelet Shooting Lodge - Georgetown, South Carolina, 1935 --
Tatton Hall - Mr. and Mrs. Norman Edward Edgerton Residence - Raleigh, North Carolina, 1934-1936 --
Chilton House - Mr. and Mrs. William Edwin Chilton II Residence - Charleston, West Virginia, 1936 --
Holly House - Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas G. Rutgers Residence - Rumson (Middletown), New Jersey, 1940-1941 (additions and renovations) --
Catalog of Commissions --

Refined country houses, gracious urban dwellings, posh Broadway cafés, exotic nightclubs, and a high-rise apartment building that, 80 years after its construction, is still considered the epitome of tony living in Manhattan these are among the many achievements of William Lawrence Bottomley, one of the best American architects of the first half of the 20th century. During his 40-year career, Bottomley designed and executed over 186 commissions for his clients. An uncompromising perfectionist with refined taste, he oversaw virtually every facet of his projects, from interior ornamentation and decoration to the surrounding landscape design.
THE ARCHITECTURE OF WILLIAM LAWRENCE BOTTOMLEY is the first comprehensive study of this master architect and designer. Richly illustrated with archival photographs and floor plans, the book examines 34 of the architect s structures nationwide and includes a catalogue of his commissions and a comprehensive bibliography. With new discoveries revealed about Bottomley and his work in the illuminating essays of author Susan Hume Frazer, this volume represents a noteworthy addition to Acanthus Press distinguished series of publications documenting America s rich architectural legacy.

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