Manhattan in the 1930s was an architectural wonderland, marked by the rise of iconic skyscrapers like the Empire State Building, symbolizing the era's blend of Art Deco elegance and industrial might.
The Empire State Building, New York's most iconic Art Deco marvel, wasn’t just built; it was raced into existence.
Incredibly, it took just 13 months to rise to the sky, ahead of schedule and under budget.
Here’s how they did it. 🧵