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The Campaign to Preserve 2 Columbus Circle
DRAMATIS PERSONAE
People
Michael Henry Adams
Kurt Andersen
Brooke Astor
Bruce Barnes
Barry Bergdoll
Nicholas Blechman
J. Carter Brown
Paul Spencer Byard
Robert Campbell
Joseph Cunningham
Suzanne Davis
Sophia deBoer
Joseph Giovannini
Raymond Gomez
Roberta Brandes Gratz
Francesca von Habsburg
Diane Hartford
Huntington Hartford
Juliet Hartford
Erivan Haub
Mary Anne Hunting
Karrie Jacobs
John Kaliski
Blair Kamin
Jane Holtz Kay
Reed Kroloff
Diane Lewis
Christopher London
Philip Lopate
Sue Mellins
Thomas Mellins
Dietrich Neumann
Gene Norman
Liz O’Brien
Martin Plissner
Theodore H.M. Prudon
Prince Rainier III of Monaco
Terence Riley
Leslie E. Robertson
Witold Rybczynski
Inga Saffron
Ian Schraeger
Vincent Scully
Whitney North Seymour, Jr.
Robert Silman
Michael Sorkin
Beverly Moss Spatt
Robert A.M. Stern
Edward Durell Stone
Ed Stone, Jr.
Hicks Stone
Robert V. Stone
Donald J. Trump
Bernard Tschumi
Billie Tsien
Anthony M. Tung
Alan Wanzenberg
Tom Wolfe
Fareed Zakaria
Thomas T.K. Zung
Press
The Architect’s Newspaper
Architectural Record
Architecture
ArchNewsNow
Arkansas Democrat Gazette
Art in America
ArtNews
Bloomberg News
James S. Russell
The Brian Lehrer Show
CBC Arts
Chelsea Clinton News
Crain’s New York Business
CBS Sunday Morning
The City Review
Carter B. Horseley
Curbed
Daily News
Lori Croghan
Departures
Dwell
e-Oculus
Fashion Wire Daily
Felix Salmon
Fiberarts
Stanley Bulbach
Gotham Gazette
The Gothamist
Hartford Advocate
Interiors
Olga Geuft
Los Angeles Times
The Magazine Antiques
Manhattan News
Manhattan Spirit
Metro
Metropolis
New York magazine
New York Post
Steve Cuozzo
New York Sun
James Gardner
Francis Morrone
New York Times
John Canaday
Hilton Cramer
David Dunlap
Paul Goldberger
Christopher Gray
William L. Hamilton
Ada Louise Huxtable
Michael Kimmelman
Herbert Muschamp
Nicolai Ouroussoff
Robin Pogrebin
Joyce Purnick
Carol Vogel
Fred Bernstein
New Yorker
Paul Goldberger
New York Observer
James Gardner
NY 1
Newsday
Oculus
The Oregonian
Our Town
Poughkeepsie Journal
Preservation magazine
Preservation Online
Real Estate Weekly
Resident
Slate
Timothy Noah (a.k.a. Chatterbox)
Superlawyers
Vanity Fair (British)
Wall Street Journal
Ada Louise Huxtable
Laurie Kerr
Washington Post
West Side Spirit
Western Interiors
The Westsider
Elected Officials/Government & Quasi-Government Offices/Agencies
Coliseum Tri-Board Task Force
Ethel Sheffer, Manhattan Community Board 7
Ross Graham, Manhattan Community Board 5
Lola Finkelstein, Manhattan Community Board 4
Manhattan Borough Board
Manhattan Borough President C. Virginia Fields
Manhattan Borough President Ruth Messinger
Manhattan Community Board 5 (CB5)
Lola Finklestein
Jonathan Foster
Kathy Kinsella
Joyce Matz
Kyle Merker
New York City Council
Gail Benjamin
Gale Brewer
Ronnie Eldridge
Margarita Lopez
Eva Moskowitz
Jerome X. O’Donovan
Bill Perkins
Edward Sullivan
Christine Quinn
New York City Convention & Visitors Bureau
New York City Department of Cultural Affairs
New York City Economic Development Corporation (EDC)
Andrew Alper
Michael Carey
Charles Millard
Neal Smith
New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission (LPC)
Sarah Bradford Landau
Richard Olcott
Sherida Paulsen
Marjorie Pearson
Rev. Thomas Pike
Jennifer J. Raab
Charles Sachs
Mark Silberman
Vicki Match Suna
Robert B. Tierney
Ronda Wist
New York City Planning Commission
Amanda Burden
Joseph Rose
New York State Assembly
Richard Gottfried
Scott Stringer
New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation (SHPO)
Bernadette Castro
Beth Cumming
Kathleen Howe
Ruth Pierpont
New York State Senate
Thomas Duane
Eric Schneiderman
Office of Mayor Michael Bloomberg
Michael Cardozo
Daniel Doctoroff
Robert Kulikowski
Office of Mayor Rudolph Giuliani
Scott C. Cantone
Randy Levine
Fran Reiter
United States Congress
Carolyn Maloney
Jerrold Nadler
Courts
New York Supreme Court
Justice Harold Beeler
Justice Walter Tolub
Justice Michael D. Stallman
New York Supreme Court
Appellate Division
Mayoral Candidates
Fernando Ferrer
Gifford Miller
Anthony Weiner
Organizations & Institutions
Advance Group
Allied Works Architecture
Brad Cloepfil
American Institute of Architects/New York Chapter (AIA/NY)
Rick Bell
Rolf Olhausen
Bard Graduate Center
Susan Weber Soros
Alexander and Louisa Calder Foundation
Citizens for a Responsive Landmarks Law
Clinton Special District Council
Coalition for a Livable West Side
Committee for Environmentally Sound Development
Olive Freud
Committee for Post-War Architecture
Michael Gotkin
John Jurayj
David Farmer
Zahid Family
DOCOMOMO US & NY Tri-State
Kathleen Randall
ESTO Photographics, Inc.
Ezra Stoller
Erica Stoller
Fairleigh Dickinson University
Federation of Westside Block Associations
Fine Arts Federation
Gulf & Western Foundation/Viacom
Harvard University
Scott Cohen
R.A. Heintges Architects
Historic Districts Council (HDC)
Simeon Bankoff
David Freudenthal
Michael Gotkin
Vicki Weiner
Kasirer Consulting
LANDMARK WEST! (LW!)
Arlene Simon
Bruce Simon
Kate Wood
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Center
Marcus Rosenberg and Diamond
David Rosenberg, Esq.
Modern Architecture Working Group
Michael Gotkin
John Kriskiewicz
Museum of Arts & Design (MAD, fka American Craft Museum)
Laurie Beckelman
Aaron Betsky
Jerome Chazen
Holly Hotchner
Nanette Laitman
David McFadden
Municipal Art Society (MAS)
Kent Barwick
Ned Kaufman
Frank Sanchis
Brendan Sexton
National Trust for Historic Preservation
Richard Moe
New York Cultural Center
New York Landmarks Conservancy
Peg Breen
Preservation League of New York State
Real Estate Board of New York
Recent Past Preservation Network
Related Companies
Steven Ross
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
Save Fenway Park
Erika Tarlin
63rd and 64th Street Block Association
Source Communications
Steelcase
Turtle Bay Association
West Village Committee
The Urban Arts Committee of Miami Beach
Urban Environmental Law Center
Antonia Levine Bryson, Esq.
Wiss Janney Elstner
Kimball Beasley
Kyle Normandin
Women’s City Club
World Monuments Fund
Assembled by Kate Wood for the New York Preservation Archive Project, 2007-8. The following list includes individuals and entities whose roles in the story of 2 Columbus Circle from the 1950s to 2008 register in the “Chronology”. Explanations of these roles can be found by using names from this list as search terms in the “Chronology”.
Photograph from the Archives of Long Island University, Brooklyn Campus
This publication was made possible with a grant
from the New York State Council on the Arts
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