Durban — Art Déco on the Indian Ocean
Granted city status in 1935, Durban grew through the decade that made Art Déco a worldwide language. The…
Granted city status in 1935, Durban grew through the decade that made Art Déco a worldwide language. The…
One of the first large federal buildings in the United States to use reinforced concrete rather than steel…
Turquoise terra-cotta and gold leaf, crowned by a four-sided clock that reads “Eastern.” This is the most photographed…
The Eastman Theatre opened in 1922 as the concert hall of the Eastman School of Music, founded by…
The skyscraper that slipped into a walled colonial city, wearing a copper château roof to make peace with…
Rising 141 metres above Avenida Leandro N. Alem, Edificio Alas was Buenos Aires's tallest building from its completion…
Rum built it, and it looks like celebration: red granite, terracotta in ochre and cobalt, and a stepped…
Rising above the Gran Vía at the corner of Calle de Jacometrezo, Edificio Capitol — also known as…
Mexico's flatiron of the Deco age - the wedge tower of Tacubaya with a cinema in its prow,…
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