Automatic Data Processing (ADP) Building, 1980 Zylstra, Sape A., photographer : Fleischman-Garcia Firm (Garci, Eduardo), architects University of South Florida -- Tampa Campus Library still image Color photographs Tampa, Fla. : University of South Florida, Tampa Library 1980 eng The high-tech, metallic look of this building reflects its corporation's function. It is so sited that traffic from either direction on 1-275 receives a full view of the angles at 120 degrees. The Lemon Street facade with its outside staircase contrasts sharply with this view. Another contrast is provided by the metallic and white outside and the colors inside (red for ceiling, stairs, railing; blue for floor; green foliage). The generously spaced two-story lobby ) is open to the second-story cafeteria whose glass east wall gives a fine view of the trees outside. The Fleischman-Garcia Firm is responsible for some of Tampa's best architectural designs. Eduardo Garcia, principal designer of the firm, died in 1984, at the age of 46.; interior, 2nd story, across lobby to cafeteria The high-tech, metallic look of this building reflects its corporation's function. It is so sited that traffic from either direction on 1-275 receives a full view of the angles at 120 degrees. The Lemon Street facade with its outside staircase contrasts sharply with this view. Another contrast is provided by the metallic and white outside and the colors inside (red for ceiling, stairs, railing; blue for floor; green foliage). The generously spaced two-story lobby ) is open to the second-story cafeteria whose glass east wall gives a fine view of the trees outside. The Fleischman-Garcia Firm is responsible for some of Tampa's best architectural designs. Eduardo Garcia, principal designer of the firm, died in 1984, at the age of 46.; interior, 2nd story, across lobby to cafeteria Automatic Data Processing (ADP) (4900 Lemon Street, Tampa, Fla.)--Photographs: Architecture -- Florida -- Tampa -- Photographs Computer service industry --Photographs Sape A. Zylstra Architectural Slides Collection
Automatic Data Processing (ADP) Building, 1980
Zylstra, Sape A., photographer : Fleischman-Garcia Firm (Garci, Eduardo), architects
University of South Florida -- Tampa Campus Library
still image
Color photographs
Tampa, Fla. : University of South Florida, Tampa Library
1980
eng
The high-tech, metallic look of this building reflects its corporation's function. It is so sited that traffic from either direction on 1-275 receives a full view of the angles at 120 degrees. The Lemon Street facade with its outside staircase contrasts sharply with this view. Another contrast is provided by the metallic and white outside and the colors inside (red for ceiling, stairs, railing; blue for floor; green foliage). The generously spaced two-story lobby ) is open to the second-story cafeteria whose glass east wall gives a fine view of the trees outside. The Fleischman-Garcia Firm is responsible for some of Tampa's best architectural designs. Eduardo Garcia, principal designer of the firm, died in 1984, at the age of 46.; interior, 2nd story, across lobby to cafeteria
The high-tech, metallic look of this building reflects its corporation's function. It is so sited that traffic from either direction on 1-275 receives a full view of the angles at 120 degrees. The Lemon Street facade with its outside staircase contrasts sharply with this view. Another contrast is provided by the metallic and white outside and the colors inside (red for ceiling, stairs, railing; blue for floor; green foliage). The generously spaced two-story lobby ) is open to the second-story cafeteria whose glass east wall gives a fine view of the trees outside. The Fleischman-Garcia Firm is responsible for some of Tampa's best architectural designs. Eduardo Garcia, principal designer of the firm, died in 1984, at the age of 46.; interior, 2nd story, across lobby to cafeteria
Automatic Data Processing (ADP) (4900 Lemon Street, Tampa, Fla.)--Photographs: Architecture -- Florida -- Tampa -- Photographs
Computer service industry --Photographs
Sape A. Zylstra Architectural Slides Collection