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16196-05:This accretion consists of one whiteprint copy plan dated 1967 that apparently was made from an original drawing in the original accession. This plan depicts the main platform and superstructures of the Empire State Plaza in Albany. Color annotations indicate surface materials such as paving brick, marble walks, granite, and stonework. The plan was created by Ammann and Whitney, consulting engineers; and Harrison and Abramovitz, architects. The plan measures approximately 40 by 56 inches.
16196-18: This accretion consists of 35 blueprints and paintings of the Legislative Office Building at the Empire State Plaza in Albany. The blueprints were created by James & Meadows & Howard Architects in 1965 and the two paintings were part of a Marcel Mutin Architectural presentation.
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