Talk:Philip Birnbaum (architect)

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The Birnbaum(s)[edit]

The purchase price of "The Birnbaum" (unless you can plan to buy Trump Plaza) is a 2 digit dollar amount.

Wiki policy is that when there are two articles (until recently the architect didn't have an article), each can point to the other without a need for a DisAmBig. Both were born between 1903 and 1908, and both accomplished much by the time they died in their late eighties.

The New York Times used the word "anonymous" for one and "obscure" for the other.

The motivation for starting this article is that a Google search returned facts about the 1904-1988 Birnbaum and added "Building: Trump Plaza." The latter Birnbaum was 1907-1996. Pi314m (talk) 00:18, 17 April 2019 (UTC)[reply]