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Facade 1, 2016 (color pencil and collage on digital print, 170,01 cm x 133,74 cm). Foto: Thomas Grøndal. Source Image: West 27th Street between 7th and 8th Avenue. Fashion Institute of Technology, Nagler Hall dormitory, front elevation from north. Date: 6/18/1964. From the Wurts. Bros. Collection on the Museum of the city of New York.

Facade 2, 2016 (color pencil and collage on digital print, 133,66 cm x 170,01 cm). Foto: Thomas Grøndal. Source Image: 53rd Street and 6th Avenue. New York Hilton Hotel, general view from S.W. Date: 7/29/1963. From the Wurts. Bros. Collection on the Museum of the city of New York.

Slide, 2016 (color pencil and collage on digital print, 79,1 cm x 100,6 cm). Foto: Thomas Grøndal. Source image: 1 Whitehall Street. General exterior view looking N.E., 2 Broadway in background. Date: 10/1/1963. From the Wurts. Bros. Collection on the Museum of the city of New York.

Turn, 2016 (color pencil and collage on digital print, 73,3 cm x 101,8 cm). Foto: Thomas Grøndal. Source Image: 161 William Street and Ann Street, N.W. corner. Buisness building. Date: 7/20/1951. From the Wurts. Bros. Collection on the Museum of the city of New York.

Fold, 2016 (color pencil and collage on digital print, 79,4 cm x 100,6 cm). Foto: Thomas Grøndal. Source Image: 750 3rd Avenue from 46th to 47th Street, west side. (building, view to show windows). Date: 5/14/1958. From the Wurts. Bros. Collection on the Museum of the city of New York.

Bridge I (H: 68,8 cm x w: 86 cm). Source image: Queensboro Bridge Under Construction. Date 1908. Photo by: Byron Company, the Museum of the city of New York.

Bridge II (H: 70 cm x w: 89,4 cm). Source image: Manhattan: Macombs Dam Bridge under construction over the Harlem River, undated (ca.1894). From the collection of New York Historical Society.

Bridge III (H: 70 cm x w: 97,6 cm). Source image: New York City: Blackwell's Island Bridge (i.e. Queensboro Bridge) under construction 1907. From the collection of New York Historical Society.

Lobby I (H: 101,1 cm x W: 78,9 cm). Source image: Park Avenue between 53rd and 54th Street. First National City Bank Building, upright detail of main lobby, one column and planter. Date: 9/8/1961. From the Wurts. Bros. Collection on the Museum of the city of New York.

Lobby II (work title, snapshot). (H: 78,6 cm x W: 101,1 cm). Source image: Park Avenue between 53rd and 54th Street. First National City Bank Building, interior main lobby looking S.W. Date: 9/8/1961. From the Wurts. Bros. Collection on the Museum of the city of New York.