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Includes a clipping regarding the "Rooms at the Top" exhibition (1960), a clipping regarding the American Rayon Institute (1956), photographs of interiors for the Cotton Council exhibition (1950s), a rendering of the Flooring Institute, photographs and clippings from Fiberglass/Corning (1959-1960), a Best Dressed Tables event award of merit (1963), and a letter thanking Dwork for his participation in the Karl Springer Retrospective (1994).

Scope and Contents Dwork began designing for Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cohen in 1962 while he was at Yale-Burge. Dwork considered the Cohen residence at King's Point his largest residential project, spanning over five decades. According to Dwork, the black and white prints by Peter Fink were made approximately six months after the color photographs of the Cohens' Olympic Tower apartment. Dwork also designed a pool house for these clients. The Olympic Tower was built in 1973, and Dwork was involved with design from...

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Architect Harry Bates (Bates Architects, Sag Harbor, New York) built this weekend house for Dwork in 1967. He was the first and only occupant when these photographs were taken.

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In the late 1980s, Dwork sold his Fire Island weekend house and purchased a small one-room cottage on Shelter Island, which he later expanded.

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According to Dwork, this was a bachelor apartment.