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…
Briefly Cleveland's tallest building in 1927, the former Ohio Bell headquarters brought Art Deco's "Modern American Perpendicular Gothic"…
A soaring limestone and granite tower that planted a statement of civic ambition at the heart of downtown…
The 1947 headquarters and printing plant of The Atlanta Constitution rises six stories above Alabama Street SW, its…
Opened in 1919 as the first professional theater in Virginia owned and operated by African Americans, the Attucks…
The 1930 Art Deco showroom and administration building of the Auburn Automobile Company — designed by Alvin M.…
When the Auckland Civic Theatre opened on 20 December 1929, audiences stepped not into a conventional auditorium but…
Auckland Railway Station, situated at 132–148 Beach Road in the Auckland CBD, is one of New Zealand's most…
Standing at the northern terminus of Anzac Parade and aligned along a ceremonial axis with Parliament House, the…
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