Cities with the most Art Deco buildings

[mrnyc]

Originally Posted by muppet

And quite a number of large apartment complexes for the upper classes you wouldn't really notice is art deco unless you go inside


https://www.senatehouseevents.co.uk/...tecture-london


https://wikimedia.org


www.polpettas.com

these are very bronxy -- minus the upper classes part lol -- nice to see them apart from the mix.

[muppet]

Yep they're not very pretty (brown brick et al), abd don't even have double glazing, but tend to have been slapped into the poshest parts of town that now have extreme land values.

Places like St John's Wood

https://g-h.co.uk/lettings/2495758/st-johns-wood-park

https://www.dexters.co.uk/property-f...42?department=

It's even worse in Kensington - $2 million flat



$1.3 and $1.5 million flats:


https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...-boutique.html

[elsonic]

I am surprised that Mexico and Paris are not mentioned more. Both cities have impressive stocks of Art Deco architecture.

[DetroitSky]

This thread needs some more Detroit buildings:

Penobscot Building

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Guardian Building

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Fisher Building

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The Stott

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Detroit Free Press Building. Currently under renovation

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A. Alfred Taubman Center for Design Education

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Theodore Levin US Courthouse

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https://www.emporis.com/images/detai...ulevard-facade

Albert Kahn Building. Also currently under renovation

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AT&T Madison Central Exchange

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27-31 State Street

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All photos taken by me