- At 1,046 feet, The Chrysler Building is the eighth largest building in the city. The building was spurned by the economic boon of the 1920’s.
- Walter Chrysler invested in the Chrysler Building construction in New York City, which was achieved in 1930 and he was called Time magazine's Man of the...
- Chrysler Building, office building in New York City, designed by William Van Alen and often cited as the epitome of the Art Deco skyscraper.
- Less than a year later, though, the Empire State Building seized the title of “world’s tallest building.” The Chrysler Building opened to the public on May 27, 1930.
- Tasarım ve Mimarisi. Art Deco mimarisinin en önemli örneklerinden olan Chrysler Binası’nın tasarımında en dikkat çeken kısım teraslı taç bölümüdür.
- History & more information. The Chrysler Building is an art deco-style skyscraper found on the East Side of New York’s Midtown Manhattan.
- ...luxurious marble- and metal-lined interiors, the Chrysler Building epitomizes its time: an era of concentrated wealth, industrial power, and large-scale city building.
- The 77-story Chrysler Building is an iconic New York City image, easily recognizable in New York City's sprawling skyline because of its shiny peak.
- Chrysler, Van Alen'in tedarikçisinden rüşvet aldığını ve Van Alen'in projeyi devraldığında Walter Chrysler ile herhangi bir sözleşme imzalamadığını iddia etti.
- Thinking that the Chrysler Building would be only 925 feet high, Severance added a 50-foot flagpole to his building making it 927 feet.