Edward Durell Stone

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Noun1.Edward Durell Stone - United States architect (1902-1978)
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it was in 1953 when the preliminary sketches of the project began, drawn by US architect Edward Durell Stone.
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After graduation, he joined the Edward Durell Stone firm in New York City, where he worked on such projects as the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts and the Pine Bluff Civic Center.
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The original New Delhi embassy compound was designed in the 1950s by Edward Durell Stone in the International style.
Preserving the past: department expands historic properties list
It was designed as General Motors' headquarters location by architect Edward Durell Stone and constructed to the highest specifications exceeding most of the design and infrastructure standards of today's newest speculative office buildings.
Weil, Gotshal signs 400,000 s/f renewal at GM Building
It was during his first professional job that Steven Miller was given this advice by then mentor Edward Durell Stone; senior designer of the Rockefeller Centre Music Hall, National Geographic Society Building, the Kennedy Centre in Washington D.C.
Life begins
The troupe's new 281-seat thrust stage is part of a 33,000-square-foot, three-story space stationed in the former Stuart Pharmaceutical Building, a landmark designed by Edward Durell Stone (you may have heard of a few of his other buildings: Kennedy Center and Radio City Music Hall).
They've got the moves
It is also the site of the new Museum of Arts and Design (MAD): Allied Works' brilliant transformation of the windowless 10-storey tower built by Edward Durell Stone in 1964 for Huntington Hartford, the quixotic heir to a grocery fortune.
MAD world: a claustrophobic, disused folly is transformed into a shimmering tower to house modern crafts and design
Designed by Edward Durell Stone, responsible for Radio City Music Hall's exterior in the 1930s, it first housed the collection of Impressionists, Pre-Raphaelites, and Surrealists formed by Huntington Hartford.
Museum opening of the year: the Museum of Arts & Design, New York: the unveiling of the new home of the Museum of Arts & Design has aroused intense debate in New York. Whatever you think about Brad Cloepfil's remodelling of a celebrated Manhattan building, there is no doubt that the museum itself is a great success
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