Empire State Building lobby design

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The Empire State Building lobby design is an iconic Art Deco interior renowned for its lavish materials, geometric ornamentation, and symbolic depiction of the skyscraper as a modern marvel.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Art Deco interior
interior design
architecturalStyle Art Deco
contributesTo Empire State Building landmark status
designedTo impress visitors with scale and luxury
emphasizes streamlined geometric forms
verticality
hasCeilingDesign celestial imagery
geometric patterns
hasDecorativeProgram celebration of industry and progress
celebration of the skyscraper
hasFeature celestial motifs
decorative elevator doors
geometric ceiling patterns
inlaid floor patterns
mural of the Empire State Building
ornamental metalwork
polished stone walls
stylized depiction of radiating light
stylized sunburst motifs
three-story-high lobby
hasFloorTreatment patterned stone flooring
hasFunction circulation hub
entrance space
representational space
hasWallTreatment metal inlays
stone cladding
influencedBy Machine Age aesthetics
skyscraper imagery
lightingType decorative fixtures
indirect lighting
locatedIn Empire State Building lobby NERFINISHED
Manhattan
New York City
United States of America
surface form: United States
notableFor geometric ornamentation
lavish materials
symbolic depiction of the skyscraper as a modern marvel
partOf Empire State Building NERFINISHED
period early 1930s
recognizedAs iconic Art Deco interior
symbolizes New York City as a modern metropolis
modernity
technological progress
usesMaterial aluminum
bronze
granite
marble
terrazzo

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architectural firm Shreve, Lamb & Harmon notableWork Empire State Building lobby design
subject surface form: Shreve, Lamb & Harmon