This building was designed by Ernest Flagg showroom as the Singer Company, is close to the Art-Nouveau style , without completely to adopt that style. Flagg was formed in Paris and McKim joined to form the Society of BeauxArts , advocating the need for a national style. Like his Scribner's Bookshop, built on Fifth Avenue at Forty-street and nine in 1913, the Little Singer was a pioneering work in the employment decision of the curtain wall, with its French windows ranging from floor to ceiling, located behind a facade independent iron balconies supported by tubular supports alternating with the basic module inside the brick structure and proof made of metal fuel around 1983 the building was restored regaining its original appearance.
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| Architect | Ernest Flagg |
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| Year del Proyecto | 1907 |
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| Plantas | 11 |
| Tipo | Edificio de Oficinas |
| Ciudad | Nueva York |
| Promoter | Singer Company |
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