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As they evolved from '90s French house pioneers to 2000s dance tastemakers to mainstream heroes in the 2010s, Daft Punk remained one of dance music's most iconic acts. With their early singles and 1997's instant-classic debut album Homework, Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo and Thomas Bangalter quickly won acclaim for their skill at blending their beloved Chicago house and Detroit techno with pop, funk, indie rock, and hip-hop into nostalgic yet futuristic forms. Not content to just widen electronic music's popularity, on 2001's Discovery they reinvented the then-unfashionable sounds of mid-'80s soft rock and R&B into stylish tracks that also had a childlike wonder. Despite their sizable popularity, Daft Punk were never afraid to challenge their listeners, which they did with 2005's cold and dystopic Human After All. Even when they polarized their audience, there was never any doubt that they staged groundbreaking concerts, and the tour captured on Alive 2007 helped pave the way for arena-sized EDM, particularly in the U.S. With 2013's Random Access Memories, the duo once again looked to the past to create the future, borrowing from prog, disco, and a laid-back West Coast vibe that bucked the predominant trends in electronic music but still resonated with a wide audience. Daft Punk's influence reached further into the mainstream through collaborations with Kanye West and the Weeknd, and the duo's music was sampled by artists ranging from Missy Elliott to the Fall. Though they reinvented themselves continually, wherever Daft Punk went, the rest of pop music followed.

After meeting in 1987 as students at Paris' Lycée Carnot secondary school, Bangalter and de Homem-Christo became friends and soon started making music together. In 1992, they formed the band Darlin'. Named after a Beach Boys song, the group featured Bangalter on bass, de Homem-Christo on guitar, and additional guitarist Laurent Brancowitz. Darlin's career was brief: The trio recorded a cover of their namesake song that appeared, along with an original song, on a various artists EP released by Stereolab's label Duophonic (the band also invited Darlin' to play some U.K. shows with them). Following a Melody Maker review that described Darlin's music as "a daft punky thrash," the band broke up. Bangalter and de Homem-Christo began experimenting with electronic music, taking their new project's name from that review and drawing inspiration from pioneers such as Todd Edwards, Juan Atkins, Kraftwerk, Frankie Knuckles, and many more.

By September 1993, Daft Punk had readied a demo tape, which they gave to Soma co-founder Stuart MacMillan at a rave at EuroDisney. The label released the duo's debut single, "The New Wave," in April 1994. Instantly hailed by the dance music press as the work of a new breed of house innovators, it was followed by May 1995's "Da Funk," the band's first true hit (the record sold 30,000 copies worldwide and saw thorough rinsings by everyone from Kris Needs to the Chemical Brothers). In 1996, the buzz around Daft Punk led them to sign with Virgin, and the label released the single "Da Funk"/"Musique" that year. Recorded and mixed at the duo's Paris studio Daft House, January 1997's debut album Homework -- named for Daft Punk's D.I.Y. aesthetic -- was a critical and commercial success. The album reached number three in France and stayed on the chart for over a year, while the singles "Da Funk," "Around the World," "Burnin'," and "Revolution 909" charted in France, the U.K., the U.S., and Australia. The duo supported the record with the Daftendirekt tour, while the Homework video collection D.A.F.T.: A Story about Dogs, Androids, Firemen and Tomatoes followed in 1999 and featured clips directed by Roman Coppola, Michel Gondry, and Spike Jonze.

To follow their breakthrough debut album, de Homem-Christo and Bangalter reached back to their childhoods in the '70s and '80s and sought to fuse technology with humanity. Once again recorded at Daft House, March 2001's Discovery incorporated disco and synth pop as well as house, garage, and R&B into a sleek, retro-futuristic sound that matched the robotic helmets and gloves the duo introduced with the release of the album. Featuring contributions from heroes such as Romanthony, Edwards, and DJ Sneak, Discovery was an even bigger hit than its predecessor. The album peaked at number two in France and the U.K., while the singles "One More Time," "Digital Love," "Harder, Faster, Better, Stronger," and "Face to Face" also charted in the U.K. and the U.S. That November saw the release of Alive 1997, an edit of the duo's Birmingham, England stop on the Daftendirekt tour. Daft Punk capped the Discovery era in 2003 with Interstella 5555: The 5tory of the 5ecret 5tar 5ystem, an animated film they produced with anime and manga creator Leiji Matsumoto that used the album as its soundtrack.

For Daft Punk's third album, the duo took a drastically different approach. Created in six weeks -- as opposed to the two years they spent making Discovery -- with a handful of gear that included an eight-track machine, March 2005's Human After All was a deliberately raw, stark set of songs inspired by George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four. Though its cold, repetitive feel drew polarized reactions, the album fared well commercially: Human After All reached number three in France, was a Top Ten hit in the U.K., and hit number one on the Billboard Top Dance/Electronic Albums chart in the U.S. The set was also nominated for Best Electronic/Dance Album at the 2006 Grammy Awards. Shortly after its release, Human After All [Remixes] collected reworkings by Soulwax, Digitalism, and Erol Alkan among others.

April 2006 saw the arrival of Musique, Vol. 1: 1993-2005, a compilation of the duo's best-known songs and remixes accompanied by the videos for Human After All's singles. That May, Daft Punk premiered their film Electroma at the Director's Fortnight at that year's Cannes Film Festival. An experimental sci-fi film about a pair of robots seeking to become human, it began as the video for Human After All's title track before expanding into a feature film (unlike Interstella 5555, the movie did not feature any of Daft Punk's music). Initially earning mixed reviews, over time Electroma won a cult audience. That year, the duo embarked on the Alive tour, which lasted through 2007 and featured some of Daft Punk's most ambitiously staged live sets. Appearing in November 2007, Alive 2007 documented the tour. Early in 2009, the album and its single "Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger" won Grammy Awards.

Daft Punk returned with new music in November 2010 in the form of the score to Joseph Kosinski's feature film Tron: Legacy. A collaboration with Joseph Trapanese, who arranged and orchestrated the pair's compositions, it featured an 85-piece orchestra as well as Daft Punk's signature electronics. Bangalter and de Homem-Christo also appeared in the film in a brief cameo. The soundtrack eventually reached number four on the Billboard 200 Albums chart in the U.S. and was nominated for a Best Score Soundtrack Album for Visual Media Grammy Award. Also in 2010, the duo were admitted into the Ordre des Arts et des Lettres, with de Homem-Christo and Bangalter each receiving the rank of Chevalier. The following year saw the April release of the remix album Tron: Legacy Reconfigured, while that September's compilation Soma Records: 20 Years featured the track "Drive," an early recording that was believed to be lost.

For their fourth album, Daft Punk once again took a different creative tack. Seeking a breezy feel informed by Fleetwood Mac, the Eagles, and Jean Michel Jarre, the duo emphasized live instrumentation and collaborated with artists including Nile Rodgers, Paul Williams, Giorgio Moroder, and Panda Bear. Pharrell Williams appeared on the single "Get Lucky," which preceded the release of the full-length Random Access Memories in May 2013. Recorded in California, New York City, and Paris and spanning disco, prog, and indie influences, the album became one of Daft Punk's biggest successes. It topped the charts in over 20 countries including the U.S., where it became the duo's first number one album and was eventually certified platinum. It also won Grammy Awards for Best Dance/Electronica Album, Album of the Year, and Best Engineered Album, Non-Classical. "Get Lucky" hit number one in over 30 countries and earned Grammys for Best Pop Duo/Group Performance and Record of the Year. That year, Daft Punk also co-produced Kanye West's critically acclaimed album Yeezus, and worked on tracks including the single "Black Skinhead." In 2014, the duo appeared on Pharrell's album G I R L and collaborated with Jay-Z on the song "Computerized." A 2015 documentary titled Daft Punk Unchained charted their history from the '90s into the 2010s, featuring interviews with Rodgers, Pharrell, and West, among others. In turn, the duo appeared in that year's Rodgers documentary Nile Rodgers: From Disco to Daft Punk.

During the latter half of the 2010s, Daft Punk remained active. They teamed up with the Weeknd's Abel Tesfaye on a pair of songs from his 2016 album Starboy, including the chart-topping title track. The following year, the duo performed with the Weeknd at the 59th Annual Grammy Awards; later in 2017, they co-wrote and produced Parcels' "Overnight." During this time, Daft Punk's members also worked on separate projects. Bangalter co-produced Arcade Fire's 2017 album Everything Now and contributed pieces to the soundtrack to Gaspar Noé's 2018 film Climax, while de Homem-Christo co-wrote and produced tracks for Charlotte Gainsbourg's 2017 album Rest and the Weeknd's 2018 EP My Dear Melancholy,. In 2019, Daft Punk were featured in the Philharmonie de Paris' exhibition Electro, which traced the history of electronic music and its influence on visual arts. In February 2021, the duo disbanded, spreading the news with a YouTube video that featured scenes from the end of Electroma. ~ Heather Phares & Sean Cooper

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Daft Punk Surprise-Releases ‘Homework’ 25th Anniversary Boxed Set, Streams Unreleased 1997 Concert

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In celebration of Daft Punk ’s 25th anniversary of their groundbreaking debut album, “Homework” comes the surprise release of “Homework Digital Deluxe.”  The physical boxed set arrives in April; the full track list appears below.

It will be previewed with an unreleased, exclusive and time-limited piece of content showing on 2/22 at 2:22 p.m. PT: a one-off livestream of the “Twitch of the Mayan 97” concert that you can hear here . The concert was filmed at the Mayan Theater in Los Angeles on December 17, 1997, during the “Daftendirektour,” the duo’s first concert tour.

The news comes exactly one year after the vastly influential duo announced their split .

The “Homework 25th Anniversary Edition” contains 15 remixes from the original album (nine of them previously unreleased on streaming services), including Masters At Work, DJ Sneak, Todd Terry, Motorbass, Slam, Ian Pooley, I:Cube, Roger Sanchez & Junior Sanchez. Knowing the ways of Daft Punk, it seems possible that other content could materialize around the set.

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Vinyl editions of “Homework” and “Alive ’97” will be back in stores on April 15th and can be preordered on February 22 from the group’s website.

Daft Punk “Homework (25th Anniversary Edition)” (album) Street Date: 2/22/22 Label: Daft Life distributed by ADA/Warner Music

Disc 1: Homework – Original Album 01 Daftendirekt 02 WDPK 83.7 FM 03 Revolution 909 04 Da Funk 05 Phoenix 06 Fresh 07 Around The World 08 Rollin’ & Scratchin’ 09 Teachers 10 High Fidelity 11 Rock’n Roll 12 Oh Yeah 13 Burnin’ 14 Indo Silver Club 15 Alive 16 Funk Ad

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Disc 2: Homework REMIXES

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01 Around The World (I:Cube remix) 02 Revolution 909 (Roger Sanchez & Junior Sanchez Remix) 03 Around the World (Tee’s Frozen Sun Mix) 04 Around the World (Mellow Mix) 05 Burnin’ (DJ Sneak Main Mix) 06 Around the World (Kenlou Mix) 07 Burnin’ Ian Pooley cut up mix 08 Around The World Motorbass Vice Mix 09 Around The World (M.A.W. Remix) 10 Burnin’ (Slam mix) 11 Around The World (Original Lead Only) 12 Burnin’ (DJ Sneak Mongowarrier Mix) 13 Around The World (Raw Dub) 14 Teachers (extended mix) 15 Revolution 909 (Revolution A Capella)

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Daft Punk Reissuing Homework on Vinyl, Livestreamed Rare 1997 Concert

By Jazz Monroe

Today, on the first anniversary of their breakup , Daft Punk are airing a one-off stream of a rare 1997 concert, recorded before they began wearing helmets. It’s happening right now on Twitch . This is not a drill! Go watch it now or forever hold your peace. Find the stream here . Update: Sorry, you missed your shot, the stream is over.

The livestream footage came from a set that Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo and Thomas Bangalter played at Los Angeles nightclub the Mayan around the Homework release. A representative stressed that the show will air only once, and that’s exactly what happened.

The duo has also announced a vinyl reissue of its landmark debut album, Homework , for its 25th anniversary. The Homework vinyl LP and a vinyl reissue of Alive ’97 are out April 15. Homework (25th Anniversary Edition) , which will also get released digitally, includes numerous remixes. Find the tracklist below.

Daft Punk called it quits a year ago today, eight years after releasing their final album, Random Access Memories . Read Pitchfork’s 2013 feature with the duo and the Sunday Review of Homework .

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Homework (25th Anniversary Edition) :

Disc 1: Homework – Original Album: 01 Daftendirekt 02 WDPK 83.7 FM 03 Revolution 909 04 Da Funk 05 Phoenix 06 Fresh 07 Around the World 08 Rollin’ & Scratchin’ 09 Teachers 10 High Fidelity 11 Rock’n Roll 12 Oh Yeah 13 Burnin’ 14 Indo Silver Club 15 Alive 16 Funk Ad

Disc 2: Homework Remixes: 01 Around the World (I:Cube Remix) 02 Revolution 909 (Roger Sanchez & Junior Sanchez Remix) 03 Around the World (Tee’s Frozen Sun Mix) 04 Around the World (Mellow Mix) 05 Burnin' (DJ Sneak Main Mix) 06 Around the World (Kenlou Mix) 07 Burnin’ (Ian Pooley Cut Up Mix) 08 Around the World (Motorbass Vice Mix) 09 Around the World (M.A.W. Remix) 10 Burnin’ (Slam Mix) 11 Around the World (Original Lead Only) 12 Burnin’ (DJ Sneak Mongowarrier Mix) 13 Around the World (Raw Dub) 14 Teachers (Extended Mix) 15 Revolution 909 (Revolution A Capella)

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On the anniversary of breaking up, Daft Punk announces a new Homework box set

Daft punk is going back to the days when they were still humans.

Leave your robot mask off and put on your disconcerting dog mask : It’s time to go back to Daft Punk’s Homework era—when Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo and Thomas Bangalter were just human DJs and not cool robots (historians will recall that they became robots on 9/9/99 for the album Discovery ). It’s been a year since Daft Punk broke up , and given that occaision and the duo’s apparent fondness for dates that are all one number (today is 2/22/22), they’ve decided to celebrate with a new 25th anniversary box set of Homework and, if you catch it in time, a Twitch stream of a show from the Mayan Theater in Los Angeles on Daft Punk’s first tour in 1997.

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As for the box set, it’s available digitally right now and includes 15 remixes of songs off Homework —most of which have never been available on streaming services, according to Variety . The vinyl version of Homework (25th Anniversary Edition) and a vinyl reissue of Alive 97 will be available on April 15. The track list for new version of Homework is below.

01 “Daftendirekt”

02 “WDPK 83.7 FM”

03 “Revolution 909”

04 “Da Funk”

05 “Phoenix”

07 “Around The World”

08 “Rollin’ & Scratchin’”

09 “Teachers”

10 “High Fidelity”

11 “Rock’n Roll”

12 “Oh Yeah”

13 “Burnin’”

14 “Indo Silver Club”

16 “Funk Ad”

Disc 2 (remixes):

01 “Around The World (I:Cube remix)”

02 “Revolution 909 (Roger Sanchez & Junior Sanchez Remix)”

03 “Around the World (Tee’s Frozen Sun Mix)”

04 “Around the World (Mellow Mix)”

05 “Burnin’ (DJ Sneak Main Mix)”

06 “Around the World (Kenlou Mix)”

07 “Burnin’ Ian Pooley cut up mix”

08 “Around The World Motorbass Vice Mix”

09 “Around The World (M.A.W. Remix)”

10 “Burnin’ (Slam mix)”

11 “Around The World (Original Lead Only)”

12 “Burnin’ (DJ Sneak Mongowarrier Mix)”

13 “Around The World (Raw Dub)”

14 “Teachers (extended mix)”

15 “Revolution 909 (Revolution A Capella)”

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Daft Punk to Release ‘Homework’ 25th Anniversary Box Set

by Jacob Uitti February 24, 2022, 9:20 am

Despite announcing their split a year ago, mysterious pop band Daft Punk keeps working better, faster, harder, stronger…

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On Tuesday (February 22), exactly a year after the band announced its split, Daft Punk surprised fans with an announcement of a new 25th-anniversary box set for their popular album, Homework .

The physical edition of the new box set will arrive on shelves on April 15. Check out the full track listing here below.

To celebrate the news, the band dropped a previously unreleased live show from December 17, 1997. On 2/22, the band unveiled the live show at 2:22 PM PST on the band’s Twitch channel. The concert was filmed at the Mayan Theater in Los Angeles during the group’s “Daftendirektour,” which was Daft Punk’s first concert tour.

According to Variety, the Homework 25th Anniversary Edition will include 15 remixes from the original album, nine of them previously unheard and unavailable on streaming services.

Fans can pre-order the box set HERE .

See complete track list here:

Disc 1: Homework – Original Album 01 Daftendirekt 02 WDPK 83.7 FM 03 Revolution 909 04 Da Funk 05 Phoenix 06 Fresh 07 Around The World 08 Rollin’ & Scratchin’ 09 Teachers 10 High Fidelity 11 Rock’n Roll 12 Oh Yeah 13 Burnin’ 14 Indo Silver Club 15 Alive 16 Funk Ad

Disc 2: Homework REMIXES

01 Around The World (I:Cube remix) 02 Revolution 909 (Roger Sanchez & Junior Sanchez Remix) 03 Around the World (Tee’s Frozen Sun Mix) 04 Around the World (Mellow Mix) 05 Burnin’ (DJ Sneak Main Mix) 06 Around the World (Kenlou Mix) 07 Burnin’ Ian Pooley cut up mix 08 Around The World Motorbass Vice Mix 09 Around The World (M.A.W. Remix) 10 Burnin’ (Slam mix) 11 Around The World (Original Lead Only) 12 Burnin’ (DJ Sneak Mongowarrier Mix) 13 Around The World (Raw Dub) 14 Teachers (extended mix) 15 Revolution 909 (Revolution A Capella)

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Daft Punk’s ‘Homework’ and ‘April 1997’ album vinyls are now up for pre-order at Amazon

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After retiring back in 2021 following nearly 30 years of laying down iconic dance beats, it seems that there may be more Daft Punk to go around. Today, the popular group is making waves with a cryptic announcement and now Amazon is putting up two of the duo’s debut album vinyls for pre-order. Head below for all of the details to lock-in a Daft Punk Homework vinyl.

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Debuting as the French electronic music duo’s first studio album, Homework is now celebrating its 25th anniversary this year. Pairing with the group’s announcement, the 16-track record includes some of the most iconic dance titles.

That was followed up by Alive 1997, the duo’s first live albums with another fresh list of tracks. Both albums have become staples in the house music scene, making today’s vinyl pre-orders even more exciting for those who have been waiting to add them to their collections. This is also the first reissue for either vinyls in quite some time, too.

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Both of the Daft Punk Vinyl pre-orders are now live at Amazon. Pricing enters at $30 or less for either one of the records, with shipping slated for April 15, 2022. Amazon’s usual Pre-order Price Guarantee. That ensures you’ll get the lowest price between now and the ship date, so if there does happen to be a price cut ahead of time you’ll automatically benefit from the savings.

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Daft Punk have released a digital deluxe edition of their landmark debut album Homework to celebrate its 25th anniversary. It includes 15 remixes, nine of which have never been available on streaming services before. The duo are also reissuing the LP and their live album, Alive ’97,  on vinyl – both are out April 15. Listen to Homework (25th Anniversary Edition) and find the full tracklist below.

Daft Punk broke up a year ago, eight years after releasing their final album, Random Access Memories . Yesterday (February 22), with almost no warning, the duo they started airing a one-time-only stream of a 1997 live performance at Mayan Theater in Los Angeles on Twitch .

Homework (25th Anniversary Edition) Tracklist:

Disc 1: Homework – Original Album: 1. Daftendirekt 2. WDPK 83.7 FM 3. Revolution 909 4. Da Funk 5. Phoenix 6. Fresh 7. Around the World 8. Rollin’ & Scratchin’ 9. Teachers 10. High Fidelity 11. Rock’n Roll 12. Oh Yeah 13. Burnin’ 14. Indo Silver Club 15. Alive 16. Funk Ad

Disc 2: Homework Remixes: 1. Around the World (I:Cube Remix) 2. Revolution 909 (Roger Sanchez & Junior Sanchez Remix) 3. Around the World (Tee’s Frozen Sun Mix) 4. Around the World (Mellow Mix) 5. Burnin’ (DJ Sneak Main Mix) 6. Around the World (Kenlou Mix) 7. Burnin’ (Ian Pooley Cut Up Mix) 8. Around the World (Motorbass Vice Mix) 9. Around the World (M.A.W. Remix) 10. Burnin’ (Slam Mix) 11. Around the World (Original Lead Only) 12. Burnin’ (DJ Sneak Mongowarrier Mix) 13. Around the World (Raw Dub) 14. Teachers (Extended Mix) 15. Revolution 909 (Revolution A Capella)

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Daft Punk Releases New Remixes for Special 25th Anniversary Edition of Debut Album

The duo hosted a one-time-only livestream of 1997 helmetless show..

Electronic-pop pioneers Daft Punk is celebrating the 25th anniversary of its debut album Homework with a special deluxe edition re-release.

The special edition album of Homework is slated to feature a new list of remixes, nine of which have never hit any of the streaming services. Amongst the new remixed tracks are “Around The World” by DJ Sneak, Todd Terry and Kenlou as well as “Revolution 909,” “Burnin’” and “Teachers.” Daft Punk arrived on a Twitch livestream for one last time earlier to share with fans a one-time-only show from 1997 that saw the duo perform helmetless. The event was significant as most of their career, the pair performed with their signature, futuristic headgear.

Homework 25th anniversary edition available https://t.co/WzMEqOwxrM pic.twitter.com/ViLxDZFgBF — Daft Punk (@daftpunk) February 22, 2022

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Located one block off of Main Street, City Hall is a powerful civic statement at the heart of downtown Moscow. Designed by James Knox Taylor, Supervising Architect of the U.S. Treasury, this Renaissance Revival building served as Moscow’s post office for sixty-three years. Few other Idaho buildings in the early twentieth century cost as much or had as competent an architect. The building became the Moscow City Hall after a period of nearly twenty years of discussion and debate.

What is today the Moscow City Hall was built during the Progressive Era, when the federal government was expanding the civic infrastructure to meet the needs of a rapidly growing country. Taylor, a highly regarded classicist, spent fifteen years as supervising architect of the U.S. Treasury, overseeing the design and construction of more than 800 federal buildings, including this one. This handsome, three-story structure is built of brick, since stone was not readily available in the Moscow area. Here, the red brick is trimmed in ivory terra-cotta. Ground-floor windows are tall and round arched and the central panel of each is made up of double-hung, eight-over-eight sashes. These are flanked with four-pane sidelights and topped by graceful fan windows for a Palladian effect. Second-story windows are six-over-six rectangles, with accented corners and keystones of terra-cotta. The third story is shortened, set off by a terra-cotta course decorated with round discs. The small, third-story windows are shaded by a wide classical cornice with a course of large dentils. The original roof is metal seamed and hipped. The space below the cornice and between the third story windows is richly decorated with terra-cotta panels and patterned brickwork. A Scottish mason named Howard Buchanan was paid double wages to come to Moscow to execute the brickwork. Apparently, Buchanan was so particular about brick selection and laying that he nearly bankrupted the building’s contractor.

The main entrance is in the central bay of a five-bay facade, and is reached by a flight of ten steps. The fan window above the entrance is repeated over the four windows on this story. The main entry originally featured a revolving door that has since been removed. The south end of the building has a similar doorway in a three-bay front. The raised basement is marked by grill-covered openings below the first-floor windows. This public building is one of only five buildings in downtown Moscow that rise to the height of three stories or more, all of which were built by 1912.

In 1973 a new post office building was under construction and the fate of the old post office and courthouse was hotly debated. Local civic activists began a fervent dialogue with city officials and the Department of the Interior to identify possible uses for the stately building. The City of Moscow eventually purchased the building and by 1981 it had been partially refurbished for use as the Moscow Community Center. During the next decade further discussions led to the complete renovation of the building and its conversion to the Moscow City Hall.

The interior of what remains Moscow’s most handsome and sophisticated building has been fully restored. The old courtroom on the second floor, with its finely detailed oak paneling, was turned into chambers for the city council. The lobbies have been turned into a public gallery known as the Third Street Gallery. Only occasionally have historic buildings changed hands and uses in such satisfying ways.

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Hart, Arthur A., “Moscow Post Office and Courthouse,” Latah County, Idaho. National Register of Historic Places Inventory – Nomination Form, 1973. National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior, Washington, DC. http://history.idaho.gov/sites/default/files/uploads/Moscow_Post_Office_and_Courthouse_73000686.pdf .

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• Location: Moscow, Idaho Regional Overviews: Latah County Architect: James Knox Taylor Types: post offices courthouses art galleries (buildings) city halls Styles: Renaissance Revival Materials: brick (clay material) architectural terracotta cast-in-place concrete

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