This is an iconic landmark of Kansas City, the art deco Power and Light Building was built in 1931. Original plans included a second building on the west side but plans were dropped after the Great Depression. As a result the west side of the building has no windows. The top pillar has changing color lights at night. I have not successfully captured a night photo, but am still trying.
2 comments:
Amazing. I love how most power buildings were so large in the old days.
Beautiful. I love several things about this picture, but the fire escapes really caught my attention with their counterpoint zigzag pattern.
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