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Rosario Candela, an architect whose name is synonymous with iconic New York City residences, crafted 82 apartment buildings across Park Avenue, Fifth Avenue, and Sutton Place. Among his renowned works is 740 Park, often cited as ”the richest and most powerful address in New York,” home to luminaries like John D.Rockefeller Jr. Candela’s timeless designs remain deeply embedded in the city’s architectural tapestry.
Join renowned authors David Netto and Paul Goldberger as they delve into Candela’s legacy in an illuminating discussion. Exploring his masterpieces through the lenses of exteriors and urbanism, planning, and interior architecture, they will uncover the engaging stories behind thes seminal spaces, shedding light on the vision and artistry that made Candela a legend.
Capturing the Changing City: Series Spotlight
Table of Contents
- 1. Capturing the Changing City: Series Spotlight
- 2. More about the Speakers
- 3. Event Logistics
- 4. What elements of Rosario Candela’s architectural style continue to influence contemporary design in New York city?
- 5. Remembering rosario Candela: A Visionary Architect of New York
- 6. David Netto and Paul Goldberger discuss Rosario Candela’s legacy
This insightful conversation is part of “Capturing the Changing City,” a series dedicated to exploring how artists, writers, historians, and influential New Yorkers capture the essence of the ever-evolving city. Through diverse mediums such as literature, film, and visual art, these individuals illuminate the vibrant tapestry of New York City life.
More about the Speakers
David Netto, an AD 100 interior designer and author, adds his expert viewpoint as the writer of the acclaimed “Case Studies” column for Town & Country.
Pulitzer Prize winner paul Goldberger, a contributing editor for vanity Fair, brings his incisive writing and architectural expertise to the discussion.
Event Logistics
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What elements of Rosario Candela’s architectural style continue to influence contemporary design in New York city?
Remembering rosario Candela: A Visionary Architect of New York
Rosario Candela, the celebrated architect known for shaping the skyline of New york City with his timeless apartment buildings, left an indelible mark on the city’s architectural landscape. To delve deeper into his legacy, we spoke with renowned authors David Netto and Paul Goldberger, who recently collaborated on a thought-provoking discussion about Candela’s enduring impact.
David Netto and Paul Goldberger discuss Rosario Candela’s legacy
David Netto: candela’s designs were more than just functional structures; they were masterpieces of elegance and enduring style. He understood the soul of New York City and seamlessly integrated his buildings into the urban fabric.
Paul Goldberger: Absolutely. Candela’s buildings transcend mere bricks and mortar.They represent a bygone era of craftsmanship and attention to detail, a time when architecture was an art form. His work at 740 Park Avenue, widely regarded as one of New York’s most prestigious addresses, epitomizes this grandeur and exclusivity.
David Netto: Candela’s interiors were equally exceptional. His layouts were incredibly functional while remaining incredibly graceful. He understood how to create spaces that felt both intimate and grand, perfect for the elite clientele he catered to.
Paul Goldberger: His mastery of scale was remarkable. He could effortlessly blend classical architectural elements with modern sensibilities, creating a timeless aesthetic that continues to resonate today.
David Netto: Beyond aesthetics,Candela understood urbanism. His buildings seamlessly integrated with their surroundings, contributing to the vibrancy and density of the city while together offering residents a sense of privacy and exclusivity.
Paul Goldberger: His legacy extends far beyond the structures themselves. candela set a standard for quality and artistry that continues to inspire architects and designers today. He truly shaped the skyline of New York City and left an enduring imprint on the city’s architectural heritage.
David Netto: Candela’s architecture speaks volumes about the aspirations and values of his era. His buildings were crafted with meticulous attention to detail, and they stand as a testament to the enduring power of timeless design.
What impact do you think Rosario Candela’s designs have had on the modern architectural landscape of New York City? Share your thoughts in the comments below!
