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Missouri Mid-Century Modern Residential Buildings |
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L. A. Freeman House Joplin, MO |
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The L. A. Freeman House was designed by Bruce Goff and built in 1959. The building features extensive use of Goff's signature aqua green glass cullets. For more, see this website. [map] |
James Nicol House Kansas City, MO |
The James Nicol House was designed by Bruce Goff and built in 1965. For more, see this website. [map] |
Regency East Apartments Raytown, MO |
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The Regency East Apartments were built in 1965. [map] |
dome house Shell Knob, MO |
This dome house was built in 1984. [map] |
Lewis & Clark Tower St. Louis, MO |
Mansion House Apartments St. Louis, MO |
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The Lewis & Clark Tower was built in 1964. There were plans for two towers but only this one was built. The top floor of this apartment building originally housed the revolving Rizzo's Top of the Towers Restaurant. The building was condemned in 2014 but it remains. For more, see this website. [map]
The Mansion House Apartments is part of a three building, tower complex designed by Schwarz & Van Hoefen and built from 1964-1966. For more, see these websites: 1, 2, and 3. [map] |
Jackson Arms Apartments St. Louis, MO |
Towne House Apartments St. Louis, MO |
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The Jackson Arms Apartments were built in 1965. [map]
The Towne House Apartments were built in 1966. [map] |
former Holiday Inn West Plains, MO |
This Holiday Inn was built in 1964. It later housed the Ridge Crest Hotel. It has housed the Heights Eco Flats apartments since 2021. [map] |
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