Mid-century modern architecture in northeast Florida.

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Jacksonville History Center

Name/Title

Mid-century modern architecture in northeast Florida.

Entry/Object ID

Library.2036

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Library records not in public view

Description

31 pages : illustrations, portraits ; 28 cm Mid-century modern architecture in northeast Florida by American Institute of Architects. Jacksonville Chapter and DOCOMOMO. Midcentury modern ... by AIA Jacksonville. Cover title. This publication has been prepared in conjunction with a conference at the Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens on Saturday, March 1, 2008. Sponsored by the American Institute of Architects, Jacksonville Chapter and Documentation and Conservation of Buildings, Sites and Neighborhoods of the Modern Movement. /U.S., Florida. ...-Page 2 of cover. Selected program per insert: Dr. Wayne Wood, welcome -- Richard Shieldhouse, introduction of speakers -- Michael Byrd, welcome from AIA Jacksonville -- Dr. Theodore H. M. Prudon, DOCOMOMO: What does it stand for -- Roy Graham, 2008 World monuments watch list -- Jan Hochstim, Florida modern -- Martha Kohen, Introduction of speakers -- Gene Leedy, Modern movement in Florida -- Alfred Browning Parker, Modern is regional -- Dr. Alfred Willis, Modern is now historic -- Video: Mid-century modern Jacksonville -- Panel (William Morgan, Robert C. Broward, Taylor Hardwick), Jacksonville architecture in the mid-century. Contents: Jacksonville's post-war architecture by Richard Shieldhouse -- Northeast Florida sites to see on self-guided tour. Photographs arranged by area of Jacksonville (p.8-30): Downtown (Downtown, South Bank) -- South Bank, St. Nicholas -- Southside, Empire Point -- Empire Point, Glynlea -- Southside, Clifton -- Arlington -- Atlantic Beach -- Atlantic, Jacksonville Beach -- Ponte Vedra Beach -- Ponte Vedra to Emerson -- Lakewood, San Jose -- Beauclerc, Mandarin -- Orange Park -- Orange Park, Cedar Hills -- Cedar Hills, Lakeshore -- Ortega, Avondale, Riverside -- West & North Jacksonville -- North Jacksonville Lost treasures (p.31) includes Harbormaster Pavilion as part of Friendship Park, Regency Theatre, Goodloe Beach house and George Fisher's Jacksonville Memorial Coliseum. Back cover: In memory of the Gelbman residence on Almours Place in Jacksonville and torn down to build a McMansion. Selected buildings include: Haydon Burns Library -- Old Independent Life Insurance Co. building -- Katz Office building -- Boyd-Jenerette Law office -- Florida Time-Union building -- Seaboard Coast Line Railroad building -- Jacksonville's Children's Museum -- Gulf Life Tower -- Hilton Hotel (now Crowne Plaza) -- Lawrence Pierce building (now Planned Parenthood) -- St. John the Divine Greek Orthodox Church -- Jacksonville Art Museum -- Skinner Dairy -- Hatcher residence -- Atonement Lutheran Church -- Glynlea Methodist Church -- Rawls residence -- Unitarian Universalist Church -- Jones College -- ELK Oil building -- Pickett residence -- Franzino-Tidwell residence -- Atlantic Coast Bank -- Butterfly house -- Jacksonville University buildings -- William Morgan residence -- Mayport Credit Union -- St. Paul's by the Sea Episcopal Church -- Seaplace Apartments -- Ballentine residence -- Arthur Milam residence -- Walker-A-Frame Beach house -- Massey residence -- Wesley Manor Retirement Village -- J.E.B. Stuart High School (now Middle School) -- Commander Apartments -- Cathedral of Faith Church of God in Christ -- Florida Christian Home -- Berea Baptist Church (now We're for Jesus House of Prayer) -- Audrey Broward residence -- Fletcher building (now FPIC).

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Nomenclature 4.0

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Book

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Other Documents

Nomenclature Class

Documentary Objects

Nomenclature Category

Category 08: Communication Objects

Search Terms

Architecture, Modern -- 20th century., Jacksonville (Fla.) -- Buildings, structures, etc., Morgan, William N., Wood, Wayne W., Hardwick, Taylor, 1925-2014., Broward, Robert C., Haydon Burns Library., Gulf Life Tower.

Publication Details

Author

American Institute of Architects. Jacksonville Chapter, Documentation and Conservation of Buildings, Sites and Neighborhoods of the Modern Movement.

Publisher

AIA Jacksonville

Place Published

* Untyped Place Published

Atlantic Beach, Florida

Call No.

NA 735 .J32 A44 2008