Names on the Door: Curating Local Historical Identities
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Sullivan Center (Carson Pirie Scott Building)
Empire State Building – Virtual Tour 360°
Former Ford Factory – Memories at Old Ford Factory – Virtual Tour 360°
Party and Entertainment Pavilion – Virtual Tour 360°
Casa del Fascio – Virtual Tour 360°
Florin Court, London
Alger Theater (1935), Detroit, Michigan
Miami Beach Post Office (1937), Miami Beach, Florida
National Tobacco Company Building, Napier
Sassoon House (Fairmont Peace Hotel), Shanghai
Miller Theater (1940), Augusta, Georgia
Jugendstilsenteret (Swan Pharmacy), Ålesund
Trinkkuranlage, Bad Nauheim
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View all →A Walk through Napier’s Rebuilt Art Deco Centre
A 3.9 km route through New Zealand’s Art Deco capital, taking in the Municipal…
Hegra Nabataean Tombs Al-Hijr: Complete Guide
Photo: Carole Raddato from FRANKFURT, Germany / CC BY-SA 2.0 / Wikimedia Commons. Al-Hijr…
The Lido of Venice: Liberty hotels and Rationalist festival buildings on one island
Eleven stops in 8.1 kilometres: ceramic hotels from the Belle Époque, the 1930s film…
Rome’s Rationalism: eight buildings from the Foro Italico to EUR
Marble athletes, a fencing academy, the Sapienza campus, two post offices and the Square…
Santorini in three days: the volcano, the Bronze Age city and the caldera villages
A three-day route from the crater of Nea Kameni to the town buried under…
When Rome built Tirana: five Rationalist buildings in Albania
Bosio's boulevard, the government blocks along it, King Zog's palace finished by the Italians…
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Delos has no power grid, no residents and nothing that may be drilled. The…
A Walk through Napier’s Rebuilt Art Deco Centre
A 3.9 km route through New Zealand’s Art Deco capital, taking in the Municipal…
Hegra Nabataean Tombs Al-Hijr: Complete Guide
Photo: Carole Raddato from FRANKFURT, Germany / CC BY-SA 2.0 / Wikimedia Commons. Al-Hijr…
The Lido of Venice: Liberty hotels and Rationalist festival buildings on one island
Eleven stops in 8.1 kilometres: ceramic hotels from the Belle Époque, the 1930s film…
Rome’s Rationalism: eight buildings from the Foro Italico to EUR
Marble athletes, a fencing academy, the Sapienza campus, two post offices and the Square…
Santorini in three days: the volcano, the Bronze Age city and the caldera villages
A three-day route from the crater of Nea Kameni to the town buried under…
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A Walk through Napier’s Rebuilt Art Deco Centre
Hegra Nabataean Tombs Al-Hijr: Complete Guide
The Lido of Venice: Liberty hotels and Rationalist festival buildings on one island
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