Theater_1___2_Arch_Drawings_0001.pdf

These are architectural construction drawings for the Main Building on Ellis Island, designated as the Statue of Liberty National Monument in New York/New Jersey. The documents comprise detailed "As Constructed" plans showing the theater spaces and structural elements of the building's first, second, and third floors.

The drawings include floor plans, ceiling plans, and cross-sectional views with comprehensive technical specifications and construction details. Key architectural and engineering firms involved include Beyer Blinder Belle/Anderson Motter Freebold (Architects), Robert Silman Associates, P.C. (Structural Engineers), Syska & Hennessy Inc. (Mechanical/Electrical Engineers), Historic Landscape Architect Bruce Kelly, site engineers Lockwood Kessler Bartlett, materials consultant, and professor Frank Matero. The plans depict theater layouts with projection rooms, seating configurations, mechanical systems, structural supports, and various building systems. The drawings are issued by the United States Department of the Interior, National Park Service, Denver Service Center, and serve as a record of the building's constructed state for the national monument. These appear to be archival documentation rather than solicitation or contracting documents.