Vincent Astor Townhouse (No. 130 East 80th Street) (1929)*

Artist/Designer: Mott B. Schmidt

Project Location: New York, United States

Figure 1: Mott B. Schmidt, Vincent Astor Townhouse (No. 130 East 80th Street). Source: Jim Henderson, New York. ( Source | Accessed : April 24, 2015 )

Figure 2: Mott B. Schmidt, Vincent Astor Townhouse (No. 130 East 80th Street). Source: Unknown, New York –Living Room. Photograph. ( Source | Accessed : April 24, 2015 )

Figure 3: Mott B. Schmidt, Vincent Astor Townhouse (No. 130 East 80th Street). Source: Unknown, New York – Dining Room. Photograph. ( Source | Accessed : April 24, 2015 )

Figure 4: Mott B. Schmidt, Vincent Astor Townhouse (No. 130 East 80th Street). Source: Jim Henderson, New York– Townhouse floor plans. ( Source | Accessed : April 24, 2015 )

Style/Period(s):
Colonial Revival

Primary Material(s):
Stone, Wood

Function(s):
Residential Structure

Related Website(s):

"Vincent Astor Townhouse." Mott Schmidt. | Accessed : April 24, 2015

Significant Date(s):
1920-1929, 20th Century

Additional Information:
Publications/Texts in Print:

Hewitt, Mark A. The Architecture of Mott B. Schmidt. New York: Rizzoli International Publications, 1991.

Pisano, Ronald G. “Living with Antiques: American Art in a New York City Town House.” Magazine Antiques 158 (5): 734–43. 2000.

“Vincent Astor Apartments, New York City : Charles A. Platt, Architect.” Architectural Record 67 (March): 220–21. 1930.

Building Address: No. 130 East 80th Street, New York, New York

Significant Dates: 1929

Style/Period(s): Colonial Revival Architecture Style

Supporting Staff/ Designers: Mott B. Schmidt

Tags: Mott B. Schmidt, Vincent Astor, Colonial Revival

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