New Year, Old World:

Gilded Grandeur on the Upper East Side


Looking for some grandeur this New Year? Join FRIENDS to revel in the architectural glory of the lost Gilded Age mansions of Fifth Avenue. On this virtual tour with Architect Gary Lawrance, we’ll make our way down what was once known as ‘Millionaire’s Row,’ revisiting the sites of the George J. Gould Mansion, the William A. Clark House, and the William Salomon Mansion. We’ll discover the rich history behind these fabulous facades, consider the context of the turn-of-the-century Upper East Side in which they were built, and discuss the dynamics of urbanism that led to their demolition.


Wednesday, January 27th

6:00 p.m. EST


Speakers

Gary Lawrence Architect

Gary Lawrance is an architect from Stony Brook, New York. His firm, Lawrance Architectural Presentations, provides design presentations, architectural models, 3D renderings and design development services to architects, landscape architects and interior designers. Additionally, Lawrence lectures on the lost architecture of the Gilded Age. He holds a Bachelor of Architecture from the New York Institute of Technology.

He has written articles on architecture and society for Architectural Digest and Quest magazine, co-authored the best-selling book “Houses of the Hamptons, 1880-1930”, Acanthus Press 2007, and writes for his two blogs, Mansions of the Gilded Age and Houses of the Hamptons. Mr. Lawrance is currently researching his next book “Houses of Palm Beach, 1900-1940”.

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