CaixaForum Madrid (by Herzog & de Meuron)
Crooked Contours
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Selexyz Dominicanen Maastricht (Holland)
The most amazing bookstore I have ever seen!
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Interior, Fox Theatre (Demolished), Brooklyn, New York
from the Library of CongressEven though these particular elements are Baroque, not Deco, sharing because it seems a shame not to share pictures of a theater now lost. (The theater was a mix of Deco and other styles.)
From the LoC:
Fox Theatre, 20 Flatbush Avenue & 1 Nevins Street, Brooklyn, Kings County, NY
The Fox Theatre in Brooklyn represented the moving picture theatre in its prodigious phase. With a 4,305 seating capacity, the theatre was one of the largest ever built. Stylistically, it exemplified creative eclecticism, combining East, Indian, Baroque, and Art Deco elements into an imaginative and novel blend. A principal showplace of metropolitan New York City, it was initially a major link in the chain of theatres forged by motion picture mogul William Fox.
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Roof Tower, Forest Service Building, Ogden, Utah
from the Library of CongressTower coming off the roof. The detail went all the way up.
From the LoC:
Architect: Hodgson & McClenahan.
Built in 1933-34. Art Deco style originally built to provide offices for the U.S. Forest Service Intermountain Region.
Photographed as part of an assignment for the General Services Administration.
