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Art Deco Architecture
Zigzag patterns and vertical lines create dramatic effect on jazz-age, Art Deco buildings. Here are facts, photos and resources.
Introduction to Art Deco Architecture
During the 1920s and the early 1930s, jazzy Art Deco architecture was the rage. With their cubic forms and zigzag designs, art deco buildings embraced the machine age.
History of Art Deco Architecture
This photo essay shows how the jazzy Art Deco style evolved. Also find resources for learning more about Art Deco architecture.
The Chrysler Building
Onamental details on the Chrysler Building are inspired by automobiles. From your Guide, facts and photos for the art deco skyscraper.
The Empire State Building
Although it lacks the trademark zigzag patterns, the Empire State Building in New York is also Art Deco. Facts and photos from your Guide.
Radio City Music Hall
Designed by prominent architect Raymond Hood, Radio City Music Hall in New York City is one of America's favorite examples of Art Deco architecture.
Paramount Theater
Take a virtual tour of this beautifully restored National Historic Landmark in Oakland, California.
Decopix
Stunning photos of art deco buildings around the world by Randy Juster.