Art deco architecture influenced the design of public spaces by emphasizing sleek lines, geometric shapes, and bold color combinations. Buildings and public spaces of this style were often adorned with decorative motifs, such as sunbursts, curves, and zigzag patterns. This style of architecture also often featured elements of industrial design, such as steel and glass, to convey a sense of modernity and progress. Public spaces, such as theaters, train stations, and airports, often incorporated similar design elements and were intended to evoke a sense of excitement and glamour. Overall, art deco architecture influenced the design of public spaces by emphasizing modernity, glamour, and a sense of excitement through the use of bold colors and geometric shapes.
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