1935 – Windowless Office Building, Hershey, Pennsylvania
Architect: D. Paul Witmer
Completed in September of 1935, the Windowless Office Building provided a tightly controlled environment for employees.
1889 – Miner’s Hospital, Harleton, Pennsylvania
Architect: Benjamin Linfoot
Designed for the Board of Public Charities and published in the American Architect and Building News.
1889 – House, York, Pennsylvania
Architect:
Published in the American Architect and Building News
1889 – Residence, Greensburg, Pennsylvania
Architect: J.A. Dempwolf
Residence designed for Geoge M. Jones and published in the American Architect and Building News, June 22 1889.
1889 – Branch Bank of America, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Architect: Charles W. Bolton
Bank branch at junction of Lehigh and Germantown Avenues. Now demolished.
1889 – Lodge, Chestnut Hill, Pennsylvania
Architect: George T. Pearson
Lodge building for Perseverance Lodge No.46 Knights of Pythias. Published in the American Architect and Building News,
1890 – Brua Memorial Chapel, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
Architect: J.A. Dempwolf
Design for a memorial chapel to be erected at Pennsylvania College in Gettysburg. Published in the American Architect and Building News,
1988 – Fifth Avenue Place, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Architect: Stubbins Associates
Fifth Avenue Place was designed by the Stubbins Associates of Cambridge Massachusetts. One significant feature of the building is its roof.
1984 – One PPG Place, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Architect: Johnson/Burgee Architects
The entire PPG Place complex has 231 glass spires. The building features a glass “winter garden”
1970 – U.S. Steel Tower, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Architect: Harrison & Abramovitz
In the initial planning stages, the U.S. Steel Corporation seriously considered making this development the world’s tallest building as an endorsement of their industry.
