Gateway Arch

GPTKB entity

Statements (188)
Predicate Object
gptkbp:instance_of gptkb:historical_monuments
gptkb:historical_landmark
gptkbp:access gptkb:trams
gptkbp:admission_fee yes
gptkbp:architect gptkb:Eero_Saarinen
gptkbp:architectural_style monumental architecture
modernist architecture
monumental arch
gptkbp:awards gptkb:1959
held in 1947
gptkbp:base 54 feet
gptkbp:catenary_curve yes
gptkbp:challenges wind resistance
faced various engineering challenges
weather delays
weather delays during construction
gptkbp:city gptkb:St._Louis
gptkbp:collectibility located at the visitor center
gptkbp:community symbol of St. Louis pride
gptkbp:community_involvement local support for the project
gptkbp:completed gptkb:1965
gptkbp:consecration_date October 28, 1965
gptkbp:constructed_in gptkb:Mc_Carthy_Building_Companies
gptkbp:construction_cost $15 million
gptkbp:construction_funding federal and state funds
gptkbp:construction_material concrete and steel
gptkbp:construction_method arch design
stayed construction
stainless steel plates
stayed-cable system
gptkbp:construction_started gptkb:1963
2 years
February 12, 1963
2.5 years
October 28, 1965
gptkbp:cultural_events yes
various festivals
hosts various events throughout the year
hosts various events
frequent host of events
gptkbp:cultural_heritage American culture
part of American cultural heritage
gptkbp:cultural_impact symbol of American history
gptkbp:cultural_representation gptkb:American_history
featured in art and literature
gptkbp:cultural_significance gptkb:American_history
national historic landmark
icon of St. Louis
gptkbp:cultural_symbol yes
of St. Louis
gptkbp:dedicated_to October 28, 1965
gptkbp:design gptkb:Modernist
stainless steel
St. Louis Gateway Arch design
gptkbp:design_competition_winner gptkb:Eero_Saarinen
gptkbp:design_elements triangular shape
gptkbp:educational_programs yes
available
available for schools
offers programs for schools
gptkbp:elevation 630 feet above the Mississippi River
gptkbp:events dedication ceremony
gptkbp:exhibits yes
gptkbp:famous_event yes
held in the vicinity
gptkbp:famous_for its unique shape
gptkbp:famous_landmark recognized for its innovative design
gptkbp:featured_in numerous films and media
films and media.
gptkbp:features gptkb:observation_deck
gptkbp:film_appearance featured in various films
featured in movies and documentaries
gptkbp:first_tram_ride gptkb:1967
gptkbp:floors provides access to the top
gptkbp:function gptkb:historical_monuments
gptkb:National_Park
gptkbp:funding funded by public and private sources
gptkbp:gift_shop yes
gptkbp:guided_tours tram rides to the top
gptkbp:has_public_transport yes
accessible
Metro Link station nearby
accessible via Metro Link
gptkbp:has_visitor_center gptkb:Gateway_Arch_Visitor_Center
gptkb:Gateway_Arch_Museum
gptkb:Museum_at_the_Gateway_Arch
yes
gptkbp:height 630 feet
taller than the Statue of Liberty
tallest monument in the United States
gptkbp:historical_context reflects the history of westward expansion.
gptkbp:historical_significance yes
symbol of American expansionism
part of the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial
represents American pioneering spirit
commemorates Thomas Jefferson's role
gptkbp:historical_tours available for visitors
guided tours available
https://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#label Gateway Arch
gptkbp:influenced_by gptkb:Roman_architecture
gptkbp:inspiration gptkb:Gateway_to_the_West
natural landscape
other monuments
the Gateway Arch design competition
the Gateway to the West
the Gateway Arch design was inspired by the shape of a catenary arch.
inspired by the concept of an arch
gptkbp:is_a_symbol_of American expansionism
American resilience
gptkbp:land_ownership required for construction
gptkbp:landmark gptkb:St._Louis_skyline
gptkb:historical_landmark
gptkb:Missouri_State_Historic_Site
yes
recognized internationally
National Historic Landmark designation
national landmark
designated as a National Historic Landmark
designated in 1987
gptkbp:landscape urban park setting
gptkbp:length yes
used for tram rides
used for stability
gptkbp:lighting LED lights
illuminated at night
LED lights installed in 2018
gptkbp:location gptkb:St._Louis,_Missouri
gptkbp:maintenance gptkb:National_Park_Service
ongoing preservation efforts
regular inspections
managed by the National Park Service
annual upkeep required
gptkbp:material carbon steel
stainless steel
gptkbp:nearby_attractions gptkb:Citygarden
gptkb:Mississippi_Riverfront
Citygarden and Old Courthouse
gptkbp:nickname gptkb:Gateway_to_the_West
gptkbp:notable_artist yes
gptkbp:opening_ceremony April 10, 1965
gptkbp:opening_hours daily
gptkbp:parks gptkb:Laclede's_Landing
gptkb:Gateway_Arch_National_Park
gptkbp:part_of gptkb:Jefferson_National_Expansion_Memorial
gptkb:Gateway_National_Park
gptkbp:photography popular spot for photographers
popular subject for photographers
popular spot
popular for tourists
gptkbp:public_access open to the public year-round
gptkbp:public_art yes
integrated into the design
gptkbp:purpose commemorate westward expansion
gptkbp:renovation completed in 2018
gptkbp:restaurant yes
gptkbp:safety_features modern safety standards implemented
gptkbp:start_date gptkb:ceremony
gptkb:1965
gptkbp:style gptkb:Modernist
modern architecture
mid-century modern
gptkbp:surrounding_area gptkb:Mississippi_Riverfront
parkland
park and green space
revitalized waterfront
includes park and museum
gptkbp:surrounding_features reflecting pool
gptkbp:symbol American resilience
gptkbp:symbol_of_st._louis yes
gptkbp:symbolism American pioneering spirit
gptkbp:symbolizes gptkb:Gateway_to_the_West
westward expansion of the United States
gptkbp:symbolizes_hope for westward expansion.
gptkbp:tourist_attraction yes
in the United States
one of the most visited attractions in the U. S.
gptkbp:trams_features yes
gptkbp:type gptkb:bridge
gptkbp:view gptkb:Mississippi_River
yes
gptkbp:viewing_platform offers panoramic views
at the top
gptkbp:viewpoint gptkb:St._Louis_skyline
gptkbp:visitors interactive exhibits
over 4 million annually
gptkbp:weight 43,000 tons
gptkbp:bfsParent gptkb:United_States
gptkbp:bfsLayer 3