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703 Walnut Avenue - home to Syracuse DKE. The house was originally built in 1905 for business tycoon, Horace Wilkinson, and designed by Edwin and Thomas Gaggin, both graduates of the School of Architecture at @syracuseu. Since the mid-twentieth century, Wilkinson’s former home has been home to several fraternities including Phi Delta Theta. Since the early 1990s, it has been home to Delta Kappa Epsilon. Established in 1871, DKE was Syracuse’s first fraternity. The original chapter house built by

703 Walnut Avenue - home to Syracuse DKE. The house was originally built in 1905 for business tycoon, Horace Wilkinson, and designed by Edwin and Thomas Gaggin, both graduates of the School of Architecture at @syracuseu. Since the mid-twentieth century, Wilkinson’s former home has been home to several fraternities including Phi Delta Theta. Since the early 1990s, it has been home to Delta Kappa Epsilon. Established in 1871, DKE was Syracuse’s first fraternity. The original chapter house built by

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drawing architecture studio captures syracuse urban fabric through 80 hand-crafted models

drawing architecture studio captures syracuse urban fabric through 80 hand-crafted models

Exploring Syracuse University Campus Beauty

Exploring Syracuse University Campus Beauty

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Explore the Unique Staircases at Syracuse University

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Specifically I’m talking about the eastern edge of #Syracuse. According to the research of historian Sam Gruber, in the 1920s, Spanish-style homes were being developed by Thomas L. Boyce under the name of “Gifford Manor”. There were several styles being offered at the time including the “Van Dyke Villa” and “Casa Mia.” A 1927 advertisement in the Syracuse Herald stated, “One will find a miniature Spain in the setting of rolling hills and verdant green on whose sloping terraces rest the duplicate

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As seen in the Scottholm neighborhood of #Syracuse. In the 1920s, Spanish-style homes were being developed locally by Thomas L. Boyce under the name of “Gifford Manor”. There were several styles being offered at the time including the “Van Dyke Villa” and “Casa Mia.” A 1927 advertisement in the Syracuse Herald stated, “One will find a miniature Spain in the setting of rolling hills and verdant green on whose sloping terraces rest the duplicates in many instances of ancient Spanish architecture c

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The Ancient Greek City of Syracuse

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Okay so the mystery was basically why did this seemingly normal looking Syracuse house have such unique pieces of architecture on the exterior? Well, here’s the story: The distinctive character of this home was first spotted by @hlmdphoto. After talking with Randy Crawford, of Crawford & Stearns (great resource), Randy noted that in 1970 he was doing a historic survey and spotted the home. At that time, he went and spoke with the owner, a woman in her mid-70s. She told Randy that her father had

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Syracuse, the ancient gem of Sicily Founded by the ancient Greeks, the city is famous for Greek and Roman architecture and for being the birthplace of the mathematician and engineer Archimedes. | Giallozafferano Loves Italy

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This is the Hall of Languages:🍊 Oldest building on campus (1873)🍊 Inspiration for the Addams Family home 🍊 Style: Second Empire | Syracuse University

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101 College Place, the Psi Upsilon House. Built in 1898 and designed by Wellington Taber, a Psi Upsilon member and graduate of the Syracuse School of Architecture, this historic home was built specifically as a fraternity house. It was originally outfitted with Stickley furniture. Psi Upsilon was established at Syracuse in 1875 and is now celebrating its 150th anniversary. The house features 21 bedrooms, including three doubles, and currently serves approximately 80 brothers. The absolutely stun

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101 College Place, the Psi Upsilon House. Built in 1898 and designed by Wellington Taber, a Psi Upsilon member and graduate of the Syracuse School of Architecture, this home was built specifically as a fraternity house. Psi Upsilon was established at Syracuse in 1875 and is now celebrating its 150th anniversary. The stained glass window was a gift from the Cornell chapter. The home’s design was inspired by Jefferson’s Monticello. #syracuse #syracusehistory | SyracuseHistory

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Located inside a former masonic temple, I think this is the most unique apartment in Syracuse. The building it sits in was constructed in 1915 and designed by Edwin H. Gaggin and Thomas Walker Gaggin, graduates of Syracuse University’s School of Architecture. After serving as a temple for nearly 70 years, the building was purchased by the Metropolitan School of the Arts in 1985. In 2019, the building along with two adjacent properties were purchased and combined to produce 111 apartment units -

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The construction date of this home is unknown, but it was written as the “Loomis House at 401 LeMoyne Avenue” in a 1953 article highlighting unique architecture around Syracuse. The article called it a “jig-saw” style home. It is located across from Washington Square Park and was originally located in what was then the Town of Salina. It is most well known as the home of Frank Sawmiller. Frank was a prominent businessman and president of a coal company which his father, Ignatius, had started in

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Beyond Ortigia: The Ancient & Modern Side of Syracuse, Sicily

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Syracuse Architecture on Instagram: "Proposed by architecture students Sebastian Ramache and Marina Guo alongside fashion design students Lindsay Kim and Sophie Nguyen, "Expanded Tutu" takes the ballet dancer as its muse to devise Leotard 2.0 in the visiting critics' studio led by 24-25 Boghosian Fellow Erin Cuevas. Constructed as an architectural-scale garment fixed using fishing line, "Expanded Tutu" provides the body with an unconventional agency in realizing space. Students: Sebastian Remach

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A Day in the Life of an Architecture Grad Student

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Syracuse Architecture NYC | Act 1: Building Public Realm The studio began with students looking at a series of pre-selected case studies. In a single superdrawing,... | Instagram

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syracusehistory on Instagram: "703 Walnut Avenue - home to Syracuse’s DKE. The house was originally built in 1905 for business tycoon, Horace Wilkinson, and designed by Edwin and Thomas Gaggin, both graduates of the School of Architecture at Syracuse University. Since the mid-twentieth century, Wilkinson’s former home has been home to several fraternities including Phi Delta Theta. Since the early 1990s, it has been home to Delta Kappa Epsilon. Established in 1871, DKE was Syracuse’s first frate

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Syracuse NY: A Brief Overview

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Syracuse University from Above

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Syracuse, New York: Downtown Driving Tour (August, 2019)

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Syracuse University Campus from Above

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Ticheli: Angels in the Architecture

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New York's Iconic Bridges Explained

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