Digital New York

The Chrysler Building:
Style in the Sky

This is a very interesting video which you must watch. In this video you will find a very briefly story of the Chrysler building which will tell you so much about it.

The story of the Chrysler building is one that blends stories of the auto industry with the contributions that Walter P. Chrysler as well as the Chrysler Corporation made on different aspects of Americana. During a time of competition among industrial corporate titans and an evolving landscape in architecture, Walter P. Chrysler guided the design and construction of one of the most stunning buildings in the NYC skyline. This story gives access to a Chrysler experience that connects the style of the era as well as the lifestyle of Walter P. Chrysler. The story of the Chrysler Building offers insights into the family legacy that Walter P. Chrysler desired to leave. It also recognizes the significance of the building as a symbol of unique art deco American architecture that has captured the attention of designers, architects, tourists, entrepreneurs and others who appreciate the art deco effects that only welded steel and gargoyles against a setting of ornate murals and intricate designs can convey.

I find this video very useful because it tells you very briefly but concise, everything you need to know about this building, from its historical beginning to what architecture style and elements it uses. The most important aspects of this video are its emphasis in the Chrystal building style (Art Deco), It tells you every element of the Art Deco style. As well, it helps you remember every single element because is very detailed; it shows you the image of the element and tells you right after what it is. Another important aspect in this video is that it shows you that it doesn’t matter if the client of the building isn’t an architect, most of its suggestions to the building development can turn out much greater than the architect could of think.  Don’t underestimate your client’s thoughts!

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