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Two Columbus Circle
1964 New york county, new york
  
  
landmark status: None; full Landmarks Preservation Commission hearing denied.
  
threat: Inappropriate alterations.
  
Two Columbus Circle represents a milestone in the Modern Architecture movement.  Edward Durell Stone’s 1964 museum for Huntington Hartford's art collection broke ground as arguably one of the first post-modern building designs. Current plans for adaptive use would significantly reconfigure the interior and completely replace the building's marble facade. A “save” would result in a modified design that would have less impact on the exterior of the building and respect its historic integrity.
   
 
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