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'''Charles H. Revson Plaza''' is the official name for the bridge that links the main [[Morningside Heights campus]] to the area across [[Amsterdam Avenue]] containing the [[law school]], [[SIPA]], and [[East Campus]]. It contains a little grassy area and some sculptures, including ''[[Life Force]]'', ''[[Tight Rope Walker]]'', and ''[[Three-Way Piece: Points]]''. There are also great views up and down Amsterdam. The bridge (and plaza) were built in [[1964]]. | '''Charles H. Revson Plaza''' is the official name for the bridge that links the main [[Morningside Heights campus]] to the area across [[Amsterdam Avenue]] containing the [[law school]], [[SIPA]], and [[East Campus]]. It contains a little grassy area and some sculptures, including ''[[Life Force]]'', ''[[Tight Rope Walker]]'', and ''[[Three-Way Piece: Points]]''. There are also great views up and down Amsterdam. The bridge (and plaza) were built in [[1964]]. | ||
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| + | == Photos == | ||
| + | <gallery> | ||
| + | Image:PlazaConstruction1.jpg|[[Amsterdam Avenue|Amsterdam Ave]] before the construction of the plaza]] | ||
| + | Image:PlazaConstruction2.jpg|Plaza under construction, looking towards [[Jerome Greene Hall]] with [[Philosophy Hall]] on the left, [[Kent Hall]] on the right]] | ||
| + | Image:PlazaConstruction3.jpg|Plaza construction, looking south from [[Amsterdam Ave|Amsterdam Ave]]]] | ||
| + | Image:Revsonplaza.jpg|Revson Plaza, with the ''[[Life Force]]'' sculpture in the middle]] | ||
| + | </gallery> | ||
[[Category:Outdoor spaces on the Morningside Heights campus]] | [[Category:Outdoor spaces on the Morningside Heights campus]] | ||
Revision as of 18:27, 25 April 2008
Charles H. Revson Plaza is the official name for the bridge that links the main Morningside Heights campus to the area across Amsterdam Avenue containing the law school, SIPA, and East Campus. It contains a little grassy area and some sculptures, including Life Force, Tight Rope Walker, and Three-Way Piece: Points. There are also great views up and down Amsterdam. The bridge (and plaza) were built in 1964.
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Amsterdam Ave before the construction of the plaza]]
Plaza under construction, looking towards Jerome Greene Hall with Philosophy Hall on the left, Kent Hall on the right]]
Plaza construction, looking south from Amsterdam Ave]]
Revson Plaza, with the Life Force sculpture in the middle]]
