Beaux-Arts architecture in United States
Discover 98 places in United States shaped by Beaux-Arts architecture, with photos, the architects behind them, and where to find each one.
Beaux-Arts is monumental classical architecture out of the teaching at the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris: symmetrical, heavily sculpted, and the standard dress for civic buildings around 1900. More about beaux-arts
Beaux-Arts in United States
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Asian Art Museum of San Francisco
1917
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Dupont Circle Fountain
Daniel Chester French
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DuSable Bridge
1920 · Edward H. Bennett
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Palmer House
1925 · Holabird & Roche
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London Guarantee Building
1923 · Alfred S. Alschuler
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Fine Arts Building
1927 · Walker & Eisen
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Millennium Biltmore Hotel
1923 · Schultze and Weaver
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Homer Laughlin Building
1897 · John B. Parkinson
- Flood Building Albert Pissis
- Macy's Herald Square Theodore de Lemos
- New York Stock Exchange Building Trowbridge & Livingston
- Navy Pier Charles Sumner Frost
- Tarrant County Courthouse Frederick C. Gunn
- Bass Performance Hall David M. Schwarz
- Minnesota State Capitol Cass Gilbert
- Minneapolis Institute of Art McKim, Mead & White
- Cathedral of Saint Paul Emmanuel Louis Masqueray
- Basilica of Saint Mary Emmanuel Louis Masqueray
- Shea's Buffalo Theatre Rapp and Rapp
- Ellicott Square Building Daniel Burnham
- Electric Tower Esenwein & Johnson
- Buffalo Savings Bank Edward Brodhead Green
- St. Louis City Hall Eckel & Mann
- Railway Exchange Building
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