Petroleum Building (1929), Wichita, Kansas
A fourteen-story Art Deco tower clad in polychrome terra cotta, built at the height of the Kansas oil boom and still the most elaborately ornamented…
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- Sgabello Mezzadro, 1957
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Pacific Southwest Building (c. 1928), Fresno, California
Fresno’s most prominent pre-war commercial tower, a mixed-use skyscraper in an Art Deco register that anchors the historic Fulton Mall and documents the…
Standard Life Building (1929), East Capitol Street, Jackson, Mississippi
Rising above the state capitol corridor in Jackson since 1929, the Standard Life Building is the most significant Art Deco skyscraper in Mississippi — a…
Greenbelt — Roosevelt Center (1937), Greenbelt, Maryland
The most intact of three New Deal greenbelt towns built by the Roosevelt administration in 1937, Greenbelt, Maryland is a Streamline Moderne planned…
Soldiers Memorial Military Museum (1938), Chestnut Street, St. Louis, Missouri
The most formal Art Deco civic monument in St. Louis, the Soldiers Memorial stands on Chestnut Street as a limestone colonnade dedicated to the city’s…
Rand Building (1929), Lafayette Square, Buffalo, New York
At 29 stories and 313 feet, the Rand Building dominated the Buffalo skyline from its 1929 completion until the 1970s — an Art Deco tower anchoring Lafayette…
Mather Tower (1928), East Wacker Drive, Chicago, Illinois
Rising above the Chicago River on East Wacker Drive since 1928, the Mather Tower is the finest example of Art Deco Gothic design in a city that reinvented…
Midland Theatre (1927), Main Street, Kansas City, Missouri
The grandest surviving French Baroque interior in Kansas City, the Midland Theatre opened in 1927 as a Loew’s flagship house — nearly 3,000 seats beneath…
Grove Arcade (1929), Page Avenue, Asheville, North Carolina
Begun by pharmaceutical magnate E. W. Grove in 1926 and completed in 1929, the Grove Arcade is the only surviving building from a vision for a planned Art…
Orpheum Theatre (1921), Hennepin Avenue, Minneapolis, Minnesota
The crown of the Hennepin Avenue Theatre District, the Minneapolis Orpheum has presented touring Broadway productions, vaudeville headliners, and rock…