Globe Building (1932), St. Louis, Missouri
Built in 1932 as the headquarters of the St. Louis Globe-Democrat newspaper, the Globe Building on North Tucker Boulevard is a distinctive Art Deco and…
Built in 1932 as the headquarters of the St. Louis Globe-Democrat newspaper, the Globe Building on North Tucker Boulevard is a distinctive Art Deco and…
Designed to bring all of Crossett’s municipal services under one roof, the 1953 Art Deco municipal building on Main Street represents the civic ambition of a…
Built in 1933 as a federal presence in Mississippi’s second-largest city, the limestone Post Office and Courthouse on 9th Street brings classical Art Deco…
Rising sixteen stories above North West Street in the heart of Jackson, the Woolfolk State Office Building is one of Mississippi’s most prominent examples of…
Opened in 1940 as one of Georgia’s largest movie palaces, the Miller Theater on Augusta’s Broad Street was reborn in 2018 as the city’s premier performing…
Designed by Atlanta architects Daniel & Beutell and completed in 1939, Monroe City Hall brings Art Deco civic authority to the seat of Walton County, its…
The 1947 headquarters and printing plant of The Atlanta Constitution rises six stories above Alabama Street SW, its smooth limestone cladding and corner…
One of only two surviving Art Deco structures in Henrico County, built in 1938 using poured concrete — a new technology at the time — with an original IBM…
Built in 1936 by Cannon Mills for its textile workers, the Gem is one of the oldest single-screen cinemas still operating in the United States — its Art Deco…
A three-story vaudeville and movie theater built in 1928 on Hopewell’s North Main Street, blending Colonial Revival brickwork with Art Deco ornament in a…