Atlantic High School (Iowa)
A rural Iowa high school whose 1937 building, constructed during the Great Depression under the Public Works Administration, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
A rural Iowa high school whose 1937 building, constructed during the Great Depression under the Public Works Administration, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
A 1939 Streamline Moderne department store in Lansing, Michigan, now reimagined as mixed-use offices, retail, and apartments—a landmark of American commercial architecture.
A 26-story Art Deco tower completed in 1932, the Lumen Technologies Building showcases distinctive ornamental details and represents Minneapolis’s telecommunications heritage.
A vibrant cultural hub in Mexico City’s Condesa neighborhood featuring one of Latin America’s largest bookshops, plus cinema, galleries, and reading spaces.
A Roman Catholic parish church in Montreal’s Petite-Patrie neighbourhood, anchoring community and spiritual life on Rosemont Boulevard since its founding.
An Art Deco bank building from 1928 in Chicago’s Austin neighborhood, designed by Meyer & Cook with terracotta ornamentation by Northwestern Terra Cotta Company. Designated a Chicago Landmark in 2023.
A modernist state office building in Manhattan’s Civic Center, designed by William Haugaard and home to the Manhattan Marriage Bureau.
A cooperative apartment building on Manhattan’s East Side, River House commands a prestigious position in the Sutton Place neighborhood.
A 1934 Art Deco and PWA Moderne post office anchoring downtown Long Beach. Recognized for architectural significance, it continues to serve as an operational post office today.
The Navy’s first high-rise hospital, a 15-story Art Deco tower that opened in 1935 and served as a major World War II treatment center before closure in 1993 and demolition in 2001.