I'm planning on traveling sometime soon. Any cities that

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>>1145207
Miami has a famous historical Art Deco district that is pretty impressive and extensive. I'm not crazy about Miami, but it's got some nice architecture.

There's a small chunk of the Ocean Beach neighborhood of my home city (San Francisco) with a lovely cluster of deco/modernist homes (pic not great but related).

Condesa, Mexico City was largely developed in the 20s--many deco buildings. I saw some cool buildings in the Centro Historico that seemed to combine deco with indigenous motifs, too. There's probably a real name for it, but I called it as Aztec Deco. And if you've never been, Mexico City is likely much better than you think it is.

There's a lot of deco among the socialist realism of the more grandiose Soviet architecture in Moscow.

Napier
http://edition.cnn.com/2016/05/16/architecture/napier-art-deco-architecture/

Riga

>>1145207
Dubai of course Chicago is nice too and New York definitely.

>>1145207
Chicago has a great architecture tour

Don't forget parts of Jamaica, Queens in NYC.

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>>1145416
Grand Concourse in the Bronx has quite a bit, but it's not terribly well maintained

>>1145421
The buildings are used on Jamaica Avenue. The Jamaica Jams festival is on Aug 5 and 6. Most bands will be in Rufus King Park but stuff will go on the Avenue up to 170 Street.