Art Deco profoundly influenced the 1920s building boom that transformed the New York’s skyline. Join Merrily Kerr on a mid-town walk tracing the movement from early, ornate expressions of the style to the streamlined elegance of the early 1930s.
Explore New York’s iconic Art Deco skyscrapers beginning at the American Radiator Building, an early Art Deco gem with a black and gold color scheme so dramatic it inspired a painting by Georgia O’Keeffe. The Chrysler Building, The Daily News Building, The Chanin Building, and Fred F French Building are further stops on our way to the tour’s culmination at Rockefeller Center, where we’ll explore the city-within-a-city, from its world famous art to the sweeping lines and staggered masses of the renowned former RCA Building.
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Two-hour private architecture walking tours are $320 for up to 5 people ($45pp thereafter). Tours take place rain or shine and are entirely outdoors.
