J. Marvin Jones Federal Building (1937), Amarillo, Texas
A self-assured 1937 courthouse in the Texas Panhandle where Art Deco geometry and Moderne restraint meet in limestone…
A self-assured 1937 courthouse in the Texas Panhandle where Art Deco geometry and Moderne restraint meet in limestone…
A federal courthouse and post office built during the Great Depression, where Classical Revival columns meet Art Deco…
A landmark of Depression-era civic architecture in Kansas City, this 22-story PWA Moderne tower is inseparable from the…
Jagodina is a city and the administrative centre of the Pomoravlje District in central Serbia, situated on the…
Jaipur's pink-washed old city, laid out on a rigorous 1727 grid, pairs a working eighteenth-century observatory with the…
Completed in 1934 on the southeast corner of Broadway and Maiden Lane in downtown Albany, the James T.…
One of the tallest courthouses in Texas, this thirteen-story Art Deco tower captures the civic ambitions of a…
Birmingham’s civic anchor since the early Depression, the Jefferson County Courthouse is an Art Deco tower in Alabama…
Perkins & McWayne’s 1930 Art Deco courthouse in Wessington Springs is the civic anchor of Jerauld County in…
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