Designed at the most virulently anti-Beaux-Arts moment of the modern movement, the planners avoided the civic lessons of Rockefeller Center's brilliantly framed and composed urban space to produce an
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Penn Center
1953–late 20th century, Edmund Bacon; Vincent G. Kling; Emery Roth; and others. Market St. from 15th to 22nd sts.
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