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Around Syracuse

Billings Park, Syracuse, New York — Billings Park, Syracuse, New York
Billings Park, Syracuse, New York

Everson Museum of Art, Harrison Street and State Street, Syracuse, NY — Everson Museum of Art, Harrison Street and State Street, Syracuse, NY (54416390181)
Built in 1965-1968, this Brutalist building was designed by I. M. Pei to house the Everson Museum of Art, founded in 1897. The building is clad in rough-textured concrete with multiple irregularly-shaped boxy wings arranged in a pinwheel formation around a central core, ribbed concrete slab floors, ribbons of glass that extend from the base of the building to roof skylights at the east and west e

First English Lutheran Church, James Street and Townsend Street, Near Northeast, Syracuse, NY — First English Lutheran Church, James Street and Townsend Street, Near Northeast, Syracuse, NY (54415524357)
Built in 1911, this Mission Revival-style building was designed by Archimedes Russell for the congregation of First English Lutheran Church, founded in 1879. The building is clad in limestone with a hipped and gabled red terra cotta tile roof, a large central tower with an open belfry featuring decorative tracery, bracketed eaves, stained glass windows, buttresses, gothic arched bays, and a hippe

Hills Building, Montgomery Street and Fayette Street, Syracuse, NY — Hills Building, Montgomery Street and Fayette Street, Syracuse, NY (54416641768)
Built in 1928, this Gothic Revival-style building was designed by Melvin L. King for Clarence Hills to serve as a commercial office building. The building stands 12 stories and 186 feet (57 meters) tall, and is clad in buff brick with a stone base, arched bays at the base, contrasting dark brick spandrel panels, a massing that tapers with setback towards the roofline, and decorative stone trim on

Jefferson Street and Warren Street, Syracuse, NY — Jefferson Street and Warren Street, Syracuse, NY (54416635848)
Built in the 20th Century, these buildings are characteristic of Downtown Syracuse. The buildings are contributing structures in the South Salina Street Downtown Historic District, listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2009, and expanded to its present size in 2014.

Jefferson Street, Syracuse, NY — Jefferson Street, Syracuse, NY (54416575284)
Built around the turn of the 21st Century, these Neotraditional-style buildings were built as part of a redevelopment and revitalization effort of Downtown Syracuse that focused on the Armory Square area.

Niagara Mohawk Building (Niagara Hudson Building), Erie Boulevard and Franklin Street, Syracuse, NY — Niagara Mohawk Building (Niagara Hudson Building), Erie Boulevard and Franklin Street, Syracuse, NY (54417606391)
Built in 1932, this Art Deco-style building was designed by Bley and Lyman and Melvin L. King for the Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation to serve as the utility company’s headquarters. The building is clad in buff brick with aluminum trim, aluminum-frame windows, geometric metal spandrels, aluminum sculptural elements, an overall form, as well as a large tower above the main entrance bay that taper

Onondaga County War Memorial, Montgomery Street and Madison Street, Syracuse, NY — Onondaga County War Memorial, Montgomery Street and Madison Street, Syracuse, NY (54416780235)
Built in 1949-1951, this Art Moderne-style building was designed by Edgarton and Edgarton to serve as a municipal auditorium, arena, and World War II memorial for Syracuse and Onondaga County. The building is clad in buff brick with limestone trim, a limestone base, limestone-clad projected entrance pavilions, sculptural lettering, metal-frame windows, a barrel vaulted roof over the main interior

Atrium connecting Life Sciences Complex and Center for Science and Technology at Syracuse University–right — Atrium connecting Life Sciences Complex and Center for Science and Technology at Syracuse University–right
Life Sciences Complex and Center for Science and Technology at Syracuse University .

Center for Science and Technology, Sims Hall, Slocum Hall as seen from the Shaw Quad (Syracuse University) — Center for Science and Technology, Sims Hall, Slocum Hall as seen from the Shaw Quad (Syracuse University)
Eastside, Syracuse, NY, USA

Clouds over Lyman Hall, Syracuse University (2014) — Clouds over Lyman Hall, Syracuse University (2014)
Taken at Syracuse University campus.

Ernie Davis Hall, Syracuse University — Ernie Davis Hall, Syracuse University 03
Taken at Syracuse University campus on September 20, 2024.

Hendricks Chapel, Syracuse University, 2012 — Hendricks Chapel, Syracuse University, 2012
Syracuse University-Comstock Tract Buildings

Link Hall at Syracuse University — Link Hall at Syracuse University
Image of Link Hall, home of the College of Engineering and Computer Science, at Syracuse University in 2011.

CNY Regional Market, Syracuse — CNY Regional Market
Central New York Regional Market, Syracuse NY, Aug. 2015

Hall of Languages, Syracuse University (2024) — Hall of Languages, Syracuse University (2024)
Taken at Syracuse University campus on September 20, 2024.

Philip Eckel Monument, Syracuse, New York — Philip Eckel Monument, Syracuse, New York
Philip Eckel Monument, Syracuse, New York

Physics Building Syracuse University — Physics Building Syracuse University
The Physics Building is a five-level lab facility on the main campus of Syracuse University. Constructed in 1967, this lab building has four floors above grade and two floors below grade. The fourth floor is a partial floor with a few offices. The three other above-grade floors contain a mixture of offices, classroom labs, and support areas. The first floor also contains the Stolkin Auditorium and

Syracuse University Aerial view — Syracuse University Aerial view
Aerial view of Syracuse University's Main Campus in 2011

Syracuse, New York skyline — Syracuse, New York skyline
Skyline of downtown Syracuse, New York. With a metro-population of 662,057, it's the 5th-most populated city in New York state.

Syracuse city view

ArtRage Gallery, gallery & cultural place in Syracuse — artrage gallery

Dalton's American Decorative Arts, LLC, gallery & cultural place in Syracuse — dalton s american decorative arts llc

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