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T.G. WILKINSON HOUSE, 1936, 3100 W University Ave, Muncie, Delaware County, IN, USA  Architect: Leslie Ayres Designed for T.G. Wilkinson and his family in 1936. The house survived completely intact, including the kitchen and bathrooms, into the 21st century. The building is constructed of steel-reinforced concrete faced with brick veneer ...

Oliver Hill’s Cherry Hill art deco house on the Wentworth Estate, Surrey Now being remarketed, Oliver Hill’s Cherry Hill art deco house on the Wentworth Estate, Surrey is up for sale in all its luxurious, restored glory. Oliver Hill’s Cherry Hill art deco house on the Wentworth Estate, Surrey Yes, ...

VILLA “LA BALEINE” (The Whale), on Lake Geneva (Léman) Switzerland  Architects: Jean-François Auboiron and Pentacle This is a contemporary villa inspired by the architecture of the 1930’s. The name of the building emphasizes it “La Baleine” (Whale). Even the silhouette of the whale is carved in stone, on the facade ...

PRIVATE HOUSE of the architect Pierre Petit, 1936, 48 bis rue Louis Rolland, 92120, Montrouge, France  Architect: Pierre Petit (Courtesy: berthierarchitects fr; scouting-location fr) Note: scouting-location fr unfortunately didn’t mention the name of their photographer who deserve credit for this wonderful images of extraordinary preserved original Art Deco interior worth ...

The April sun casts its afternoon light on this mournful masterpiece on Detroit’s westside.  One of the many palatial apartment buildings that now sit abandoned and decaying, the Moorish influenced Laredo Apartments is symbolic of the vanishing architectural beauties that were homes to thousands of Detroiters across the decades. Come, travel with me ...

Built in 1939 by renowned architect Oswald Chisolm, the stunning Dalkeith home is a perfect example of genuine art deco. “When he first moved in he had with him a cook, a butler and a maid, but two weeks later war broke and they were all conscripted, so he was ...

DETACHED PRIVATE HOUSE, 1937, Tisseltsteenweg 31, 2830 Willebroek, Belgium Architect: Jacques Ottelohé (1889-1940) The house consists of two floors under a flat roof and has a strongly horizontally marked facade construction, consisting of yellow brick in combination with contrasting black faience tiles. The house was built in 1937 on behalf ...