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Three Arts Club Building, Chicago, Illinois
by Terence Faircloth
Sets of windows and an entrance.
From Flickr:
Three Arts Club building on North Dearborn Street in Chicago, Illinois.
Facade, Chicago, Illinois
by Terence Faircloth
Elegant window treatment.
From Flickr:
Art deco terra cotta ornamentation surrounding windows on a building at LaSalle and Washington in Chicago, Illinois.
Facade, Chicago, Illinois
by Terence Faircloth
There is nowhere near enough black and white Deco, in my opinion. Yes, B&W is my favorite “color” combo.
From Flickr:
Black and white glazed terra cotta ornamentation on a commercial building at the corner of Lincoln, Belmont and Ashland Avenues in Chicago, Illinois.
East Wacker Place, Chicago Illinois
by Terence Faircloth
Art Deco triptych.
From Flickr:
Art deco ornamented windows on the Wacker Tower on East Wacker Place in Chicago, Illinois.
Art Deco Windows of Miami Beach
by AntonyZ
Art print showing the various creative Deco entrance of Miami Beach.
From artist:
Collection of Art Deco Windows in South Beach Miami Florida 11 x 14 Fine Art Print - Signed and Numbered
For additional sizes contact me and let me know the name of the print and the size you would like and I will make a custom listing for you.
Detail from the top of the Chrysler Building.
A facade of waves.
Peckham Health Centre (1935) by Owen Williams.
Built as part of the Peckham Experiment, this health centre featured an indoor swimming pool and gymnasium.
Image from Space Station 65.
Joel W. Solomon Federal Building, Chattanooga, Tennessee
by Wendy Darling
The design on this window bay is just superb.
From Wikipedia:
The building’s main entrances are set in the end pavilions. These are approached by wide steps of granite, with tiered cheek walls. Both upper cheek walls have stylized eagles carved into their corners. In each pavilion the paired and single entrance doors are surmounted by a curving window bay that rises four stories. Both are flanked by angled reveals, adorned with alternating fluted segments and foliate-motif plaques.
Joel W. Solomon Federal Building, Chattanooga, Tennessee
by Wendy Darling
A look at the window treatment with its aluminum spandrels.
From Wikipedia:
The Joel W. Solomon Federal Building and U.S. Court-house stands in the central business district of Chattanooga. Facing Georgia Avenue and across from Miller park, it occupies half a city block. The building is a notable example of the Art Moderne style as employed for government buildings in the 1930s. The form and details recall the classicism of earlier government architecture but take a stylized form here seen in sleek lines, a vertical emphasis, and plant, animal, and geometric decorative motifs. Several of the motifs, such as eagles and stars, evoke patriotic associations that are particularly appropriate for a federal building. The five-story building has a steel structure clad in white marble. Two penthouses are set on projecting towers at the northwest and southwest corners.
Hollywood Beach, Florida
by Wendy Darling
Details of the apartment buildings I just posted. The paint job was just great; someone had clearly taken the time to sand things down before laying down yet another layer.
