The Architecture of
Mott B. Schmidt
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Introduction
Chapter 1: Beginnings and Sutton Place
Chapter 2: Townhouses and Apartments
Chapter 3: Country Houses
Chapter 4: Late Works
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Charles S. Robertson Apartment House
Delray Beach, Florida
1947
Additional Resources
Media
Obituary: Charles S. Robertson, Ex-Investment Banker and a Philanthropist
06-06-1981
More Architecture: Apartment Houses
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53 East 66th Street
New York, New York City
1923
This mid-block building appropriates the facade organization of a Georgian row at a greatly inflated scale, and accommodates four large apartments per floor.
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1088 Park Avenue
New York, New York City
1924
Schmidt's largest apartment house stands proudly among upper Park Avenue's distinguished palaces.
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19 East 72nd Street
New York, New York City
1937
Schmidt's final New York apartment house, designed in collaboration with Rosario Candela, is a rare departure from the traditional classical vocabulary.
Recent Addition
655 Park Avenue
New York, New York City
1924
A collaboration between Mott Schmidt and architect James Edwin Ruthven Carpenter, Jr., the building is centered around a courtyard garden facing Park Avenue.
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