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Dana Fine Arts Center – Decatur, Georgia

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John Portman of Edwards & Portman. Dana Fine Arts Center (1966). Agnes Scott College, Decatur, Georgia.
John Portman of Edwards & Portman. Dana Fine Arts Center (1966). Agnes Scott College, Decatur, Georgia.1 2 3
Entrance on the south facade of the Dana Fine Arts Center
Entrance on the south facade of the Dana Fine Arts Center
North facade of the Dana Fine Arts Center
North facade of the Dana Fine Arts Center
Entrance on the south facade of the Dana Fine Arts Center
Entrance on the south facade of the Dana Fine Arts Center
Entrance courtyard at the Dana Fine Arts Center
Entrance courtyard at the Dana Fine Arts Center
South facade of the Dana Fine Arts Center
South facade of the Dana Fine Arts Center
Looking across the south facade of the Dana Fine Arts Center
Looking across the south facade of the Dana Fine Arts Center
Gable and brick wall on the south facade of the Dana Fine Arts Center
Gable and brick wall on the south facade of the Dana Fine Arts Center
Sign on the east elevation of the Dana Fine Arts Center
Sign on the east elevation of the Dana Fine Arts Center
Entrance courtyard entrance of the Dana Fine Arts Center
Entrance courtyard of the Dana Fine Arts Center
Looking out the courtyard entrance of the Dana Fine Arts Center
Looking out the courtyard entrance of the Dana Fine Arts Center

References

  1. “Agnes Scott’s New Building”. The Atlanta Constitution, October 14, 1965, p. 56. ↩︎
  2. Crown, John. “Agnes Scott Begins $900,000 Arts Building”. The Atlanta Journal, February 11, 1964, p. 8. ↩︎
  3. Portman, John C., and Barnett, Jonathan. The Architect As Developer. New York: McGraw-Hill (1976). ↩︎

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