Explore the captivating world of Art Deco architecture in the United States with this engaging course. Discover how American architects of the 1920s and 1930s moved away from historicism, embracing modernity and the vibrant spirit of the era through Art Deco. This style, introduced at the 1925 Paris Exposition, features distinctive setbacks, lavish ornamentation, and regional variations across the country.

Take a look at Art Deco’s spread, from New York skyscrapers to rural towns, examining the intricate exterior embellishments and stunning interior designs. The course covers various building types, from commercial skyscrapers to movie theaters and apartment buildings, offering a comprehensive look at this iconic architectural movement. Join us for a visually rich and historically insightful journey through America’s Art Deco legacy.

This is a live, virtual course hosted by Roundtable, which includes interactive opportunities and post-course recordings available for all course participants.