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We are a subreddit dedicated to the appreciation of Brick-Expressionist Architecture.

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Sensational

Avenue of the Americas, Manhattan

2 Comments
2024/11/03
17:11 UTC

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Hans Poelzig's Wasserturm Am Waisenhaus, which stood in Hamburg, Germany from 1908 until 1935.

6 Comments
2024/11/02
02:11 UTC

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Brickwork on the Nativity of Christ Church in Riga, Latvia [OC]

4 Comments
2024/11/01
16:16 UTC

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Brick entrance gate

Brick entrance gate at het Muizenhuis, Prins Mauritsstraat 37, 2628 SR Delft

5 Comments
2024/11/01
14:05 UTC

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Ohjo Building Kabukicho - an event venue in Tokyo's red light district

4 Comments
2024/10/23
01:21 UTC

63

IS THIS BRICK...??? : Church of St. Joseph the Betrothed in Warsaw, Poland. Built in 1926, designed by Karol Jankowski and Franciszek Lilpop.

5 Comments
2024/10/22
04:51 UTC

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Substation, Detail of cornice, Hans Heinrich Müller 1920s

2 Comments
2024/10/10
15:48 UTC

608

64 University Place, Manhattan

13 Comments
2024/09/20
16:08 UTC

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Main Post Office Building in Wrocław, Poland (previously Breslau, Germany). Built in 1929, designed by Lothar Neumann.

1 Comment
2024/09/16
13:43 UTC

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Caught in Budapest last summer

0 Comments
2024/09/04
08:02 UTC

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Not the best picture, saw this in Léon, Spain.

2 Comments
2024/08/26
19:29 UTC

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Frank Lloyd Wright's Price Tower under threat: a TL;DR of what has been happening

Hello fellow Expressionists,

As many of you may have noticed, there has been significant discussion surrounding the recent developments involving the Price Tower, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1952. To provide clarity on the situation as it continues to evolve, the mod team has decided to offer a concise summary.

TL;DR:

It appears evident that Cynthia Blanchard never intended to manage, restore, or preserve the legacy of the Price Tower. Her actions suggest that her primary motivation was financial gain: acquiring the tower for a mere $10 under the pretense of future investment, stripping it of its invaluable artifacts, and subsequently selling the now-empty structure to the highest bidder.

Blanchard likely did not anticipate the controversy that arose from the sale of the artifacts. Now that her claims regarding the $10 million investment have been discredited, she has decided to close the tower and proceed with its auction, separate from the sale of its art collection. As a result, the future of the Price Tower and its contents remains uncertain, despite the ongoing efforts of the Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy, which holds a preservation easement on both the building and its contents.

PS: For further information, please refer to the Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy webpage dedicated to the Price Tower, which is regularly updated with the latest developments.

Kind Regards

Moderrators of r/ArtDeco, r/ModernistArchitecture, r/brick_expressionism, r/Staircase_Porn, r/sexybuildings

8 Comments
2024/08/25
13:16 UTC

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The majestic elegance of brick achieved in the Roman Museum of Mérida by Rafael Moneo

4 Comments
2024/08/20
19:50 UTC

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Earl’s Court, London

1 Comment
2024/08/16
19:03 UTC

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Tramyard, Gelsenkirchen

1 Comment
2024/08/03
09:23 UTC

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Roycroft five-storey rental apartment, 1930s, Toronto Canada.

1 Comment
2024/07/20
15:27 UTC

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