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    Witness the Chrysler Building, a 1,046-foot Art Deco masterpiece soaring 77 stories above Midtown Manhattan. Conceived by William Van Alen and finished in 1930 as Chrysler's headquarters, this iconic skyscraper, briefly the world's tallest, boasts a breathtaking ornamental spire. Experience the unparalleled beauty of this landmark Art Deco architectural triumph.  Ascend to the 31st floor, where gargoyles meet stunning replicas of the iconic 1929 Chrysler radiator caps. Finally, witness the majestic 61st floor, crowned with eagles in proud homage to America's national bird. 

Get ready to be blown away by the American Radiator Building, a true icon of early skyscraper architecture! Located right in the heart of New York City, this masterpiece, also known as the American Standard Building, stands proudly at 40 West 40th Street, just a stone's throw from Bryant Park. Designed by the brilliant minds of Raymond Hood and André Fouilhoux, the building flawlessly blends the elegance of Gothic style with the boldness of Art Deco. It was originally built for the American Radiator Company, showcasing their innovative spirit and architectural prowess. Prepare to be captivated by this architectural gem!   A towering skyscraper, it was a 338-foot testament to architectural ambition. The original building, a masterpiece completed in 1924, boasting a staggering 23 stories. In 1937, a striking five-story annex was added to the west, extending the building's grandeur. The main structure, an imposing eighteen-story tower rising above a five-story base, stands as a t...