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Photograph by George Steinmetz @geosteinmetz / @thephotosociety The Chrysler Building owes its existence to Walter P. Chrysler, who backed William Van Alen’s dazzling plan with his own cash after the original developer got cold feet. An industry study in 1929, just before the Crash, argued that construction costs rendered Midtown buildings above sixty-three stories unprofitable ventures, and the top seven floors of the Chrysler Building are barely rentable thanks to that gorgeous crown. Chrysler was paying for immortality, but he made Van Alen sue for his fee. To see more of NYC from above, visit @newyorkairbook

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