Aymar Embury II Gallery of NYC New Deal Projects - Photo #136 - Individual buildings designed by Embury

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Photo: Art Institute of Chicago
Argentina Pavilion, 1939 World's Fair, Flushing Meadow, Queens; architect: Aymar Embury II[1,2,3]. Demolished after the fair. I don't know if this was a private commission or he was loaned out by the Parks Department to advise or assist the principal architect, Armando D'Ans. I'll err on the side of inclusion.
References:
  1. Pencil Points, v.XX No.6, June 1939, p.8: "New York World's Fair ... Argentine Pavilion: Architect: Armando D'Ans; Associate: Aymar Embury II".
  2. 1939 World's Fair: Argentina, 1939nyworldsfair.com: "Architects: Armando d'Ans and Aymar Embury".
  3. Aymar Embury II, North Carolina Architects & Builders: A Biographical Dictionary, ncarchitects.lib.ncsu.edu: "[Embury] was also the architect for the New York City and Argentine Pavilions at the 1939 World's Fair in New York."