Columbus Post Office
A Depression-era post office in Columbus, Wisconsin, distinguished by Art Moderne architecture and a 1940 mural by Arnold Blanch celebrating the city’s pioneer heritage and agricultural roots.
John Gorton Building
A masterwork of Inter-war Stripped Classical design, this government office anchors Canberra’s Parliamentary Triangle with symmetry, verticality, and restrained elegance.
Alaska State Capitol
The seat of Alaska’s legislature and executive offices, this federal building in Juneau opened in 1931 and has served as the state capitol since statehood in 1959.
Plymouth Post Office
A 1941 PWA Moderne post office in Plymouth, Wisconsin, featuring a Charles W. Thwaites mural celebrating the town’s cheese-making heritage.
Detroit Naval Armory
A Michigan State Historic Site on Detroit’s waterfront, this naval armory represents the city’s military heritage and strategic importance to American defense.
Familistère of Reims
An Art Deco commercial palace built 1925–1927 as headquarters for Docks Rémois department stores, now housing shops and offices in central Reims.
Krušnohorské Theatre
Built 1921–1924 in Teplice, Krušnohorské Theatre is the Czech city’s principal opera house and venue for drama and concerts.
Regal Theatre, Perth
An Art Deco cinema opened in 1938 in Perth, named for King George VI. Originally for films, it became a live theatre in 1977 and remains one of Perth’s few historic theatres.
Spring Garden School
An Art Deco public school in Philadelphia’s Poplar neighborhood, built 1930–1931 with distinctive corbelled brick pilasters adorned with floral motifs. Added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1986.
Phra Ram Ratchaniwet
A former royal palace in Phetchaburi Province, Thailand, now operated as a museum by the Royal Thai Army. Also known as Ban Puen Palace.