307 East 44th Street
- Architect
- Raymond Hood
- Year
- 1930
- City
- Manhattan, NY
307 East 44th Street is a 1930 building in Midtown designed by Raymond Hood, one of the era's most inventive skyscraper architects. It carries individual New York City Landmark status, a mark of a facade worth a second look on an otherwise quiet residential block.
the architect
Raymond Hood was one of the defining architects of New York's early skyscraper age, and this 1930 building is part of that body of work.
significance
The building holds individual New York City Landmark designation.
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