DRAWING OF THE FRONT OF NO. 11 E. SIXTY-SECOND ST., NEW YORK ABNER J. HAYDEL, ARCHITECT A carefully studied elevation, somewhat lacking in repose, notwithstanding the directness of the lines of support and somewhat overloaded, although the ornament is always well-placed. From our point of view its worst fault lies in its alíen character. SIDE ELEVATION MAIN HALL, No. 11 E. SIXTY-SECOND STREET, NEW YORK ABNER J. HAYDEL, ARCHITECT A stately hall finished entirely in Indiana limestone and marble. Good in scale and ornament, and perfectly suitable for a modern city house. One of the glass-grilled doors leads to the elevator and the other to the backhall. |