City Skyline Admirer Prints

'We're very tight on space right now but we'll have you in an office as soon as we can. Meanwhile...'

Other People's Stuff,

"I didn't spend $5.6 million on this place to get involved with the damn sunsets over New Jersey."

"A penthouse on Central Park West . . . not bad for a second-tier private-school kid from a postwar co-op on Riverside Drive, eh?"

"Well, we've kept our own counsel and done pretty well for ourselves, haven't we?"

The Gilmore Girls

High flyer

"A big apple a day keeps the Doctor away"

'I'm sure that one wasn't there last week.'

Large Dollar Sign Office Block

"Where else in the world would you get such wonderful sunsets?"

"Of all the buildings I've designed, it's probably the most handsome."

Sales chart is buildings in background.

"Some day, son, all this will be yours. ... Actually, you know what? You can have it now."

"Looks like a pretty quiet night out there, huh, girl?"

“It's $195 million. Now, I know what you're thinking: 'OK, what's the catch?'”

I love the Shard

Country farmhouse loaf / Inner city highrise loaf.

Sick Building Syndrome

"Makes me wish I'd kept that gorilla suit."

"Hey, I just consider myself very fortunate to be getting paid for something I'd be doing anyway."

Manhattan Cat atop the Woolworth Building

'Welcome! You are now in Shambles!'

"Son, one day two hundred square feet of this city could be yours to rent."

'You have to admit Darling that there's an awesome view from our eyrie...'

Roads with a view.

Manhattan Cat atop the Flatiron Building

City Centre Development - "...We've spent all the money on the model."

75 Years: The Commemorative Issues

"With great power comes great, great stress."

'It's amazing that with all the things I've done that I haven't gotten a big head.'

"Cushy job, corner office with a view - everything you've ever wanted is just through those windows."

Architectural Messages Through the Ages.

"And, yet another plus, it will block out the sun's harmful ultraviolet rays from a considerable portion of the city."

"We call it, 'Green meadows' because that's what it was before we decided to build on it."