310 East 44th Street
- Architect
- Raymond Hood
- Year
- 1930
- City
- Manhattan, NY
310 East 44th Street is a 1930 Midtown building designed by Raymond Hood, built the same year as its neighbor at 307. It is an individual New York City Landmark, a rare designation for a stretch of East 44th Street.
the architect
Raymond Hood, a major figure in New York's early skyscraper design, was the architect of this 1930 building.
significance
The building holds individual New York City Landmark designation.
nearby
- 307 East 44th Street
- Ford Foundation Building
- United Nations General Assembly Building
- Daily News Building
- Chrysler Building
- William Lescaze House and Office