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United States
1895 – 1975
B. Robert Swartburg was a U.S. architect who practiced primarily in New York and Florida. He is associated with Modern and Streamline Moderne architecture and contributed to the development of the MiMo style in South Florida during the post–World War II period. Over a 35-year career, he is credited with designing more than 1,000 buildings. In addition to his architectural work, Swartburg was a painter and created murals and sculptures incorporated into his buildings..
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