Sylvan Lake Lodge
Custer County, United States
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Sylvan Lake Lodge, built in 1937 in Custer County, South Dakota, is a hybrid of Art Deco and National Park Service rustic styles designed by architect Harold Spitznagel. The lodge exemplifies the early twentieth-century tendency to blend modernist geometric forms with naturalistic materials and regional character, a combination particularly favored for structures within or near protected landscapes. Its design reflects the period's commitment to creating hospitality buildings that honored both contemporary aesthetic principles and their woodland setting.
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- Custer County, United States
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