Mr. Cavaglieri is not keen on other buildings which seem to pass contemporary
preservationist muster, like the replica-Gothic addition to the Jewish Museum
at 92nd and Fifth....  "I don't think it would be wise or right to interpret
the opinion of a dead man" he says [referring to the architect of the
original building, C. P. H. Gilbert] noting that he admires Mr. Roche's other
work.  "He could have done something much better, but he knew that kind of
solution would get the approval."

From profile of Giorgio Cavaglieri, NY Times, 7/25/99

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