This waterfall fountain runs down the gentle slope along First Avenue in front of the PNC Firstside Center.
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Waterfall on First Avenue
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Obelisk at PPG Place on a Summer Morning
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Cathedral of Learning on a Winter Morning
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St. Bernard’s from the Mt. Lebanon Cemetery
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Complementary Masses
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One PPG Place from Wood Street
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Entrance to the Frick Building
The Frick Building was designed by Daniel Burnham to convey one message, and with its austere classical dignity it succeeds perfectly. The message was “Henry Frick is more important than Andrew Carnegie.” The Frick Building dwarfed the Carnegie Building next door, which had once been the tallest in the city; by the time Frick had surrounded Carnegie’s building with taller buildings, the Carnegie Building was no longer an attractive place to be, and it was demolished to make way for the Kaufmann’s annex.
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Union National Bank Building
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Spire of Trinity Cathedral
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Kerr Monument, Trinity Churchyard