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Art DecoLatest Stories

elevation view of a skyscraper podium
Chevron City

CetraRuddy updates the art deco facade on a NoMad skyscraper

The art moderne lobby of the former McGraw Hill building with green walls and ceiling and spiraling art deco lights
Raymond Hood-Winked?

The demolition of the lobby at Manhattan’s McGraw-Hill Building is nearly complete

A converted parking garage with a MARKET sign ascending on it
K-Town Cluster

Art Deco garage incorporated into mixed-use complex in L.A.’s Koreatown

The new Seattle Asian Art Museum, a rectangular stone volume
Not on the SAAM Level

LMN Architects reveals newly renovated Seattle Asian Art Museum

Rendering of glassy tower in low rise neighborhood
No Keating

Keating designs luxury apartment tower for L.A.’s low-rise Miracle Mile

State Farm Insurange in bright red caps on top of a brown masonry building.
Selling the Farm

Insurance giant State Farm to demolish its art deco headquarters in Illinois

Installation photo of two paintings along with a series of small sculptures mounted on
Flat Earth

Artist explores ideology of California’s built environment

Face-lift

Renderings released for Rafael Viñoly-renovated Hell’s Kitchen car showroom and office

Saving Deco

Restoration of Milwaukee’s Warner Grand Theatre to break ground

All About That Bass

The Arata Isozaki–renovated Bass Museum of Art scheduled to open fall 2017

Almost There

The Waldorf Astoria’s iconic interior inches towards landmark status

Yes We Kahn

Two Detroit art deco icons to be redeveloped and preserved

Jazz Age Hotel

Waldorf Astoria’s art deco interiors one step closer to landmark status

Preservation, Rationed

A proposed cut to historic preservation tax credits in Oklahoma raises concerns

Luxury Redo

Waldorf Astoria to be mostly converted into luxury apartments starting next year

Norman Foster breaks ground on his expansion for Florida’s Norton Museum of Art

Gallery> Tour the rehabbed Chicago Motor Club, a Henry Ford–era art deco mecca for motorists

Crumbling temples, South Side landmarks, neon signs top list of Chicago’s “most threatened” buildings

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