Los Angeles Art Deco: a walk through downtown’s golden towers
A seven-kilometre walk through five surviving Art Deco landmarks of Los Angeles, from the civic monuments of the 1920s to the commercial towers of 1930.
A seven-kilometre walk through five surviving Art Deco landmarks of Los Angeles, from the civic monuments of the 1920s to the commercial towers of 1930.
A 5.1-kilometre walk across five stops that trace Montreal’s Art Deco moment, from the Aldred Building to Atwater Market, in about 185 minutes.
Lombard textile manufacturing, weatherproof umbrella fabrics, and playful twentieth-century graphic design.
A 6.2 km walk linking four landmarks of 1920s and 1930s Shanghai, from a luxury hotel on the Bund to a former record-breaking tower by People’s Park.
Venetian merchant roots, retail democratization, and twentieth-century urban department store architecture.
A 3.5 km, 165-minute walk through central Casablanca reveals French colonial Art Deco buildings that still shape the city’s civic and cultural life.
Five buildings from 1926 to 1931 show how the car, the movies and the Paris exposition shaped a distinctively Angeleno Art Deco.
A 3.9 km route through New Zealand’s Art Deco capital, taking in the Municipal Theatre, Daily Telegraph Building, Masonic Hotel and National Tobacco Company Building in about 145 minutes.
Zsolnay ceramic roofs, peacock-feather gates and a twelve-hundred-seat concert hall: six buildings between the Danube and the villa district, 8.6 kilometres on foot and by tram.