Astoria Park Pool (1936), Astoria, Queens, New York City
The largest and most architecturally distinguished of New York's eleven WPA outdoor pools, opened in 1936, with Art…
The largest and most architecturally distinguished of New York's eleven WPA outdoor pools, opened in 1936, with Art…
Walter W. Ahlschlager's 1929 grand movie palace on Broadway fuses Byzantine gold and Greco-Moorish ornament with the Art…
Nine stories of Art Deco limestone on the Grand Concourse — four identical facades, a perimeter frieze, and…
Considered one of the most graceful bridges in the United States at its opening in 1939, the Bronx–Whitestone…
The flagship of the Brooklyn Public Library system, built during the New Deal in a curvilinear Art Deco…
The largest Art Deco municipal building in the United States by floor area — a 32-story tower on…
The fourth and southernmost of Central Park West’s great twin-tower Art Deco residential buildings, The Century at 25…
At 56 floors and 649 feet, the Chanin Building rose on East 42nd Street in 1929 and helped…
The Chanin Building at 42nd Street and Lexington Avenue opened in 1929 as the headquarters of a real…
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