2 Columbus Circle, New York City

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2 Columbus Circle is a distinctive mid-20th-century modernist building in Manhattan, New York City, known for its controversial original design and later renovation into the Museum of Arts and Design.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf building
commercial building
modernist building
skyscraper
architect Edward Durell Stone
architecturalStyle Mid-20th-century modernism
New Formalism
borough Manhattan
completionDate 1964
country United States of America
surface form: United States
currentOccupant Museum of Arts and Design
designControversy original design was widely criticized by some architecture critics
renovation sparked preservationist debate
façadeFeature originally had Venetian-inspired white marble façade
originally had lollipop-shaped ornamental columns at base
originally had small porthole-like windows
renovated with glass and terra-cotta cladding
floorCount 12
formerName Gallery of Modern Art
surface form: Gallery of Modern Art building
formerOccupant Gallery of Modern Art
New York City Department of Cultural Affairs
surface form: New York City Department of Cultural Affairs offices
hasNickname Lollipop Building
Lollipop Building
surface form: Lollipop Tower
hasUse educational facility
exhibition space
museum
location Columbus Circle
Manhattan
New York City
municipality New York City
near Broadway
Central Park
Eighth Avenue
neighborhood Midtown Manhattan
notableFor controversial façade alteration
distinctive mid-20th-century modernist design
openingDate 1964
originalClient A&P heir Huntington Hartford
originalFunction Gallery of Modern Art
cultural center
overlooks Central Park South
Columbus Circle
owner New York City
surface form: City of New York
renovatedAs Museum of Arts and Design
renovationArchitect Allied Works Architecture
Brad Cloepfil
renovationCompletionDate 2008
streetAddress 2 Columbus Circle, New York City self-link
surface form: 2 Columbus Circle

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Edward Durell Stone notableWork 2 Columbus Circle, New York City
Edward Durell Stone designed 2 Columbus Circle, New York City
this entity surface form: 2 Columbus Circle, New York City (1964)
2 Columbus Circle, New York City streetAddress 2 Columbus Circle, New York City self-link
subject surface form: 2 Columbus Circle
this entity surface form: 2 Columbus Circle
Museum of Arts and Design locatedOn 2 Columbus Circle, New York City
this entity surface form: 2 Columbus Circle
Gallery of Modern Art locatedAtAddress 2 Columbus Circle, New York City
subject surface form: Gallery of Modern Art (New York City)
this entity surface form: 2 Columbus Circle
Lollipop Building locatedAt 2 Columbus Circle, New York City
this entity surface form: 2 Columbus Circle