Cass Gilbert

  • American

Cass Gilbert was a notable American architect from Zanesville, Ohio. - AsNotedIn

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Principal Cass Gilbert architects
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Y/M/D Description Association Composition Place Locale Food Event
Y/M/D Description Association Composition Place Locale Food Event
Architect Four Corners Historic District Newark
Architect Cultural Center Historic District Detroit
Architect Pioneer and Endicott Buildings St Paul, MN
Architect West Virginia Capitol Complex Charleston, WV
Architect New York Life Building New York City
Architect Spalding Building Portland
Architect RC Williams Warehouse New York City
Architect New Haven Railroad Station New Haven, CT
Architect Waterbury Municipal Center Complex Waterbury, CT
Architect Ridgefield Center Historic District Ridgefield
Architect Bridgeport Downtown South Historic District Bridgeport, CT
Architect The Seaside Waterford
Architect US Chamber of Commerce Building Washington, DC
Architect Second Brazer Building Boston
Architect Battle Hall Austin, TX
Architect Strathglass Park District Rumford
Architect St John the Divine Episcopal Church Moorhead
Architect Minnesota State Capitol St Paul, MN
Architect J S Anderson House Minneota
Architect Grace Memorial Episcopal Church Wabasha
Architect St Paul Seminary Historic District St Paul, MN
Architect Cordenio Severance House Cottage Grove
Architect Northern Pacific Railway Depot Fargo
Architect Northern Pacific Railway Depot Little Falls
Architect Former Montana Executive Mansion Helena
Architect Essex County Courthouse Newark
Architect First National State Bank Building Newark
Architect New York County Lawyers Association Building New York City
Architect US Army Military Ocean Terminal New York City
Architect Thurgood Marshall US Courthouse New York City
1898/00/00 A Medieval Rectilinear styled house is built on Summit Avenue for the cost of $14,000 for Crawford Livingston. Architect Crawford Livingston House, St Paul St Paul, MN
1899/00/00 Twenty architectural firms compete to design the United States Custom House in Lower Manhattan. Cass Gilbert won the commission. Architect US Customhouse New York City
1899/01/20 Winona Free Public Library opens at the corner of 5th St and Johnson St. In the late 1890s lumberman William Harris Laird donated $50,000 to the city for a new library. The Winona Library Association paid for the furniture, fixtures and shelving. Architect Winona Free Public Library Winona
1904/00/00 The Palace of Fine Arts in Forest Park, designed by Cass Gilbert, is built for the 1904 World's Fair. Architect Saint Louis Art Museum City of St Louis Louisiana Purchase Exposition
1905/07/00 Montana Club opens summer 1905 Architect Montana Club Helena
1907/00/00 The West Street Building is completed. Architect West Street Building New York City
1907/00/00 Cass Gilbert buys the inn and converts it into his family's summer home, making improvements and additions to the building. Circa 1910, he designed a Garden House and added a "Charleston Garden". Home, Architect Keeler Tavern Ridgefield
1912/04/24 Woolworth Building, built in the neo-Gothic style between 1910 and 1912, opens as the world's tallest building. It was surpassed by 40 Wall Street, NYC in 1930. Architect Woolworth Building New York City
1913/00/00 Cass Gilbert designs a Egyptian Revival style warehouse for Austin, Nichols and Co, the largest importing and manufacturing wholesale grocery business in the world. Architect Austin, Nichols and Company Warehouse New York City
1913/05/01 The Union Central Tower opens in Cincinnati, Ohio. Architect 4th and Vine Tower, Cincinnati Cincinnati, OH
1935/04/00 The bronze front doors are installed at the United States Supreme Court building in early 1935. The courthouse utilizes a classically inspired entrance procession leading to the Courtroom. Architect US Supreme Court Building Doors United States Supreme Court Building Washington, DC
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