Art Deco architecture in United States
Discover 65 places in United States shaped by Art Deco architecture, with photos, the architects behind them, and where to find each one.
Art Deco is the geometric, heavily ornamented style of the 1920s and 1930s: zigzags, chevrons and sunbursts worked in terracotta, chrome and glass. It takes its name from a Paris exposition held in 1925. More about art deco
Art Deco in United States
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InterContinental Chicago
1929 · Walter W. Ahlschlager
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Carbide & Carbon Building
1929 · Burnham Brothers
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Max Factor Building
1935 · S. Charles Lee
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Pantages Theatre
1930 · B. Marcus Priteca
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Temple Emanu-El
1930
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Two Prudential Plaza
1990 · Loebl Schlossman & Hackl
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Saint Paul City Hall and Ramsey County Courthouse
1932 · Holabird & Root
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Foshay Tower
1929 · Léon Arnal
- Empire State Building Shreve, Lamb & Harmon
- Buffalo City Hall John J. Wade
- Buffalo Central Terminal Alfred T. Fellheimer
- General Electric Building Cross & Cross
- Fox Theatre C. Howard Crane
- Jewel Box
- Soldiers Memorial
- Fox Theatre C. Howard Crane
- Penobscot Building Wirt C. Rowland
- Guardian Building Wirt C. Rowland
- Stanley Theatre Hoffman-Henon
- Roberto Clemente Bridge
- Koppers Building Graham, Anderson, Probst and White
- Gulf Tower Trowbridge & Livingston
- Seattle Asian Art Museum Bebb & Gould
- Northern Life Tower A.H. Albertson
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