Ex Cinema Dumont, Milan
Ex Cinema Dumont (Ferdinando Tettamanzi and Giovanni Mainetti, from 1908) in Via Frisi was one of Italy's first…
Ex Cinema Dumont (Ferdinando Tettamanzi and Giovanni Mainetti, from 1908) in Via Frisi was one of Italy's first…
Louis Sullivan’s last bank (1919) in small-town Wisconsin, a brick “jewel box” rich with terracotta ornament.
The first Secession palace in Oradea (1903), by Bálint and Jámbor, its façade wound with carved vines and…
The Gabinete Literario, Las Palmas’ oldest cultural society, wears a Modernista façade with twin domed towers designed by…
Belle Époque department store on Boulevard Haussmann, crowned by a neo-Byzantine glass-and-steel dome finished in 1912.
Rebuilt from the rubble of 1908, Messina gave itself a glass-roofed gallery and opened it the day the…
One of the city’s earliest purpose-built car showrooms, dressed by Fichera in flamboyant Liberty.
Spring water has been drawn here since the Middle Ages. The Secession gave it a palace.
Mackintosh won the commission at twenty-eight. The building he delivered became the clearest statement of a Scottish answer…
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