NEW YORK—From classical to modern, New York City has just about every architectural style imaginable. We asked New Yorkers: what is one of your favorite buildings?
Edgar R Laverde, 48, Maintenance, Manhattan
The main post office. It took years to build. I like the style. It's pretty big; it's solid. They don't make buildings like this anymore.
Paola Nunez, 24, Student, Manhattan
The Dakota on 72nd and Central Park West, where John Lennon was shot. The architecture is superior. The windows are so detailed, the color, the materials, it's old European style.
Kim Zhang, 25, Project Coordinator, Bronx
Grace Church on Broadway and 10th Street. It has a courtyard to it and it looks very historic. It's peaceful when you walk through the garden. It's kind of like a special place in the city.
Arthur G, 59, Freelance writer, Manhattan
The old Penn Station, which no longer exists. It's emblematic of disregard for beauty and history. It's destruction, it's demolition replaced with this Martian device. It was an important destination for people to start travel from, and it always had that magnificent scale to it and historical ethos in its style.
Roger Watt, 41, Butcher, Queens
Madison Square Garden. There's lots of sporting events there. It's well known; it's on TV.
Allie Carmichael, 21, Journalist, Rochester
