Krasse Drohnenaufnahmen der schönsten Art-Déco-Wolkenkratzer

2. Foshay Tower in Minneapolis, MN.

The illuminated "FOSHAY" sign is hard to miss when visiting the Twin Cities. The building was inspired by the Washington Monument, and was commissioned by a con man. pic.twitter.com/y4Gkj7OUmV

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3. Genesee Valley Trust Building in Rochester, NY.

I was shocked when I discovered this building. Somehow I had never heard of it, even after 6 years of architecture school. Such a unique and iconic aluminum spire. pic.twitter.com/yKkdKtYMT2

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4. Buffalo City Hall in Buffalo, NY.

Zoom in to the image below to appreciate the massive stone eagles perched on the top of this Highrise. The colorful details borrow some Native American motifs. pic.twitter.com/FX4RdTn7pR

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5. Last but not least, the Eastern Columbia Building in Los Angeles, CA.

Distinct for it's blue terracotta facade, this Highrise embodies the spirit of the roaring 20s, and the showmanship of Los Angeles. pic.twitter.com/woNIMYgXwk

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Read the full history of these buildings, and explore ~100 more at https://t.co/BoNolTPVvu

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Honorable Mention – The Guardian Building in Detroit, MI.

The architect said he was inspired by a trip to Barcelona where he studied Gaudi's work. The influence shows! pic.twitter.com/B71cwrdK1K

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Wouldnt miss it for the world! It was one of the first buildings an architecture professor of mine reccomended I see. pic.twitter.com/rr2tUv41Qm

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The Fisher Building is up there for sure. So hard to choose favorites! The interior is among the best iv seen. pic.twitter.com/oADJWHkB6F

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