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Roth & Fleisher (fl. 1941 - 1960)
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Roth & Fleisher developed a specialty catering to some of the new enterprises which flourished beginning in the 1940s. Among the buildings attributed to the office are: Autocars Company, Ardmore, PA; Scott-Smith Cadillac; Hiway Theater, York, PA; Pix Theater, Philadelphia; and RKO Film Exchange Building, Pittsburgh, PA. In addition to these, Roth & Fleisher designed several apartment buildings, including Parkway House Apartments, Fairfax Apartments, and Sedgewick Gardens Apartments, all in Philadelphia. In 1958 the office was awarded a citation from the AIA for its participation in the International Union of Architects exhibition held that year in Moscow, Russia, where they were one of only 50 American architectural firms represented.
Written by Sandra L. Tatman.
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