San Diego County Administration Center (1938), 1600 Pacific Highway, San Diego, California
Completed in 1938 on the northern waterfront of San Diego Bay, the County Administration Center is the finest Streamline Moderne civic building in Southern…
Completed in 1938 on the northern waterfront of San Diego Bay, the County Administration Center is the finest Streamline Moderne civic building in Southern…
Opened in October 1930 as the Fox Wilshire Theatre, S. Charles Lee’s 2,000-seat house on Wilshire Boulevard brought the full Art Deco vocabulary of the…
At ten stories, the Tides Hotel is the tallest building in the Miami Beach Art Deco Historic District — L. Murray Dixon’s 1936 design on Ocean Drive…
The Park Central Hotel at 640 Ocean Drive represents Henry Hohauser’s mature Streamline Moderne at street level — the stepped massing, horizontal canopy…
Rising 37 stories above Main Street in downtown Houston, the Gulf Building was the tallest structure in Texas at the time of its completion in 1929 — a…
Completed in 1931 as the hotel component of the Carew Tower complex, the Netherlands Plaza brings French Art Deco to Cincinnati at a scale unusual outside…
At 736 Ocean Drive, the Colony Hotel is one of the most photographed buildings in Miami Beach — Henry Hohauser’s rooftop neon sign, cantilevered eyebrow…
The Essex House at 1001 Collins Avenue is among L. Murray Dixon’s most studied Streamline Moderne designs — its three-fin facade, stacked eyebrow canopies…
Completed in 1930 and rising 23 stories of limestone above Second Avenue, the Exchange Building is a significant Art Deco tower by John Graham Sr. that…
One Fifth Avenue rises 27 stories above the corner of Fifth Avenue and 8th Street in a neighborhood that otherwise refuses to go above six floors — its…