1984 Louisiana World Exposition Poster: Rem Koolhaas OMA Architectural Print

1984 Louisiana World Exposition Poster: Rem Koolhaas OMA Architectural Print

Perfect for architecture enthusiasts and vintage collectors who want a sophisticated piece of design history that doubles as a conversation starter.

Ideal if you're looking for a rare artifact from the 1984 New Orleans World Fair. This poster is credited to OMA (Office for Metropolitan Architecture), the firm founded by Pritzker Prize-winner Rem Koolhaas, which means it carries significant weight in the world of modern design and urbanism.

Unlike standard souvenir posters, this piece represents a specific moment in postmodern architectural history. It’s more than just decor; it’s a collectible investment because of the Koolhaas/OMA connection, which is highly sought after by design professionals and historians.

How will it arrive? We ship in heavy-duty mailing tubes to ensure the print remains crisp and crease-free. Is it an original? This is a vintage 1984 exposition print, showing the authentic colors and typography of the era. How do I style it? Its minimalist, graphic layout looks best in a thin black or natural wood frame to highlight the architectural lines.

This makes a thoughtful gift because it shows a deep appreciation for the recipient's interest in architecture or New Orleans history. Many customers tell us this becomes the focal point of their office or studio, creating a professional yet creative atmosphere that guests always ask about.