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Missouri Mid-Century Modern Educational Buildings |
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Valley R-VI Intermediate School Caledonia, MO |
Although the five monolithic domes at the Valley R-VI Intermediate School were built in 2000 and 2008, I'll include them in this section anyway. They serve as classrooms and a gym. For more, see this website. [map] |
Ladue Middle School St. Louis, MO |
This Ladue Middle School building appears to be mid-century modern. Does anyone know when it was built? For more, see this website. [map] |
Klaude Kendrick Library Springfield, MO |
J. Robert Ashcroft Activities Center Springfield, MO |
These two buildings are located at Evangel University. The Klaude Kendrick Library was built in 1963. [map]
The J. Robert Ashcroft Activities Center, the school's gymnasium, was built from 1965-1966. It was designed by designed by John Moore of Warren and Goodin Engineers-Architects. It was inspired by an airport terminal in Texas, most likely the Gault Hangar in Corpus Christi which was demolished in 2023. [map] |
Ladue Middle School St. Louis, MO |
This Ladue Middle School building appears to be mid-century modern. Does anyone know when it was built? For more, see this website. [map] |
Steinberg Hall St. Louis, MO |
Steinberg Hall at Washington University was designed by Fumihiko Maki and built in 1960. Sam Fox School of Design and Visual Arts [map] |
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Tiger Dome (St. Louis) [map] De Mattias Hall (St. Louis) |
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