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1. Florence Cathedral, Italy: Filippo Brunelleschi

(Renaissance)

2. Santa Maria Novella, Italy: Alberti, Leon Battista

(Renaissance)

3. San Sebastiano at Mantua Italy: Alberti, Leon Battista

(Renaissance)

4. Tempietto of San Pietro, Italy: Bramante, Donato

(Renaissance)

5. Santa Maria della Pace, Italy: Bramante, Donato

(Renaissance)

6. Porta Pia, Italy: Buonarroti, Michelangelo

(Renaissance)

7. Laurentian Library, Italy: Buonarroti, Michelangelo

(Renaissance)

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8. St. Peter's Basillica, Italy: Donato Bramante

Antonio da Sangallo the Younger
Michelangelo
Giacomo Barozzi da Vignola
Giacomo della Porta
Carlo Maderno
Gian Lorenzo Bernini
Carlo Fontana
9. Church of San Giorgio Maggiore, Italy: Palladio, Andrea
(Renaissance)

10. II Redentore, Italy: Palladio, Andrea

(Renaissance)

11. Palazzo Chiericati, Italy: Palladio, Andrea

(Renaissance)

12. Palazzo Thiene, Italy: Palladio, Andrea

(Renaissance)

13. St. Peter's Baldachin: Bernini, Gian Lorenzo

(Baroque)

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14. Piazza of St. Peter's: Bernini, Gian Lorenzo
(Baroque)

15. Trevi Fountain, Italy: Bernini, Gian Lorenzo

(Baroque)

16. San Carlino, Italy: Borromini, Francesco

(Baroque)

17. Sant'Ivo alla Sapienza, Italy: Borromini, Francesco

(Baroque)

18. Castel Béranger, France: Guimard, Hector

(Art Noveau)

19. Hotel Guimard, France: Guimard, Hector

(Art Noveau)

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20. Sagrada Familia, Spain: Gaudi, Antoni
(Art Noveau)

21. Casa Mila, Spain: Gaudi, Antoni

(Art Noveau)

22. Casa Batlló, Spain: Gaudi, Antoni

(Art Noveau)

23. Notre Dame du Haut, France: Le Corbusier (Charles-Édouard Jeanneret)

(Modernism)

24. Villa Savoye, France: Le Corbusier (Charles-Édouard Jeanneret)

(Modernism)

25. Palace of Assembly, India: Le Corbusier (Charles-Édouard Jeanneret)

(Modernism)

26. United Nations Headquarters, New York: Le Corbusier (Charles-Édouard

Jeanneret)/Oscar Niemeyer
(Modernism)

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27. Barcelona Pavilion: Ludwig Mies van der Rohe
(Modernism)

28. Seagram Building, NY: Ludwig Mies van der Rohe/Philip Johnson
(Modernism)

29. Bacardi Building, Cuba: Ludwig Mies van der Rohe

(Modernism)

30. Church of St. Francis, Brazil: Niemeyer, Oscar

(Modernism)

31. Oscar Niemeyer Museum, Brazil: Niemeyer, Oscar

(Modernism)

32. Niterói Contemporary Art Museum (MAC), Brazil: Niemeyer, Oscar

(Modernism)

33. National Congress Building, Brazil: Niemeyer, Oscar

(Modernism)

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34. Cathedral Brasilia: Niemeyer, Oscar
(Modernism)

35. Pirelli Tower, Italy: Nervi, Pier Luigi

(Modernism)

36. Louvre Museum, Italy: I.M. Pei (Ieoh Ming Pei)

(Modernism)

37. Bank of China Tower, Hongkong: I.M. Pei (Ieoh Ming Pei)
(Modernism)

38. Museum of Islamic Art, Doha: I.M. Pei (Ieoh Ming Pei)
(Modernism)

39. Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Ohio: I.M. Pei (Ieoh Ming Pei)
(Modernism)

40. Miho Museum, Japan: I.M. Pei (Ieoh Ming Pei)

(Modernism)

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41. The Glass House, Connecticut: Philip Johnson
(Post Modernism)

42. Crystal Cathedral, California: Philip Johnson

(Post Modernism)

43. Lipstick Building, New York: Philip Johnson

(Post Modernism)

44. Thanksgiving Square, Texas: Philip Johnson

(Post Modernism)

45. Tour Carpe Diem, Paris: Robert Stern

(Post Modernism)

The LEED-certified Tour Carpe Diem, in La Défense, outside of Paris, has a faceted
façade that gleams in the sunlight.
46. Comcast Center, Philadelphia: Robert Stern
(Post Modernism)

47. 520 Park Avenue, NY: Robert Stern

(Post Modernism)

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48. Piazza D'Italia, New Orleans: Charles Moore
(Post Modernism)

49. Portland Building, Oregon: Michael Graves

(Post Modernism)

50. Denver Public Library, Colorado: Michael Graves

(Post Modernism)

51. Walt Disney World Swan & World Dolphin, Florida: Michael Graves
(Post Modernism)

52. Seattle Art Museum: Robert Venturi

(Post Modernism)

53. Allen Memorial Art Museum, Ohio: Robert Venturi

(Post Modernism)

54. Children's Museum of Houston: Robert Venturi

(Post Modernism)

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55. Lloyd's Building, London: Richard Rogers
(Hi-Tech)

56. Millennium Dome, London: Richard Rogers

(Hi-Tech)

57. Centre Georges Pompidou, France: Renzo Piano/Richard Rogers

(Hi-Tech)

58. The Shard, London: Renzo Piano

(Hi-Tech)

59. Parco della Musica, Italy: Renzo Piano

(Hi-Tech)

60. Jean-Marie Tjibaou Cultural Centre, Nouméa: Renzo Piano

(Hi-Tech)

61. City Hall, London: Norman Foster

(Hi-Tech)

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62. 30 St. Mary Axe, London
(Gherkin Building): Norman Foster
(Hi-Tech)

63. Hearst Tower, NY: Norman Foster

(Hi-Tech)

64. Neue Staatsgalerie, Germany: James Stirling

(Hi-Tech)

65. No 1 Poultry, London: James Stirling

(Hi-Tech)

66. Faculty of History Building, Cambridge: James Stirling

(Hi-Tech)

67. Getty Center, California: Richard Meier

(Neo Modernism)

68. Jubilee Church, Italy: Richard Meier

(Neo Modernism)

"When I am asked what I believe in, I say that I believe in architecture. Architecture
is the mother of the arts. I like to believe that architecture connects the present with
the past and the tangible with the intangible."

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69. Antheneum, Indiana: Richard Meier
(Neo Modernism)

70. Douglas House, Michigan: Richard Meier

(Neo Modernism)
71. Nakagin Capsule Tower: Kisho Kurokawa
(Neo Modernism)

72. Van Gogh Museum Exposition Wing, Amsterdam: Kisho Kurokawa

(Neo Modernism)

73. The National Art Center, Tokyo: Kisho Kurokawa

(Neo Modernism)

74. San Cataldo Cemetery, Italy: Aldo Rossi

(Neo Modernism)

75. Teatro Del Mondo, Italy: Aldo Rossi

(Neo Modernism)

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76. Bonnefanten Museum, Netherlands: Aldo Rossi
(Neo Modernism)

77. Church of the Light, Japan: Tadao Ando

(Neo Modernism)

78. Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, Texas: Tadao Ando

(Neo Modernism)

79. Rokko Housing, Japan: Tadao Ando

(Neo Modernism)

80. Pulitzer Arts Foundation, Missouri: Tadao Ando

(Neo Modernism)

81. Wexner Center for the Arts, Ohio: Peter Eisenman

(Deconstructivism)

82. House VI (Frank Residence), Connecticut: Peter Eisenman

(Deconstructivism)

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83. Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe, Germany: Peter Eisenman
(Deconstructivism)

84. Greater Columbus Convention Center, Ohio: Peter Eisenman

(Deconstructivism)

85. Wall House II, Netherlands: Peter Eisenman

(Deconstructivism)

86. Kreuzberg Tower, Germany: Peter Eisenman

(Deconstructivism)

87. Hejduk Memorial Towers, Spain: John Hejduk/Peter Eisenman

(Deconstructivism)

88. CCTV Headquarters, Beijing: Rem Koolhaas

(Deconstructivism)

89. Seattle Central Library, Washington: Rem Koolhaas

(Deconstructivism)

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90. Casa de Musica, Portugal: Rem Koolhaas
(Deconstructivism)

91. One World Trade Center, NY: Daniel Libeskind

(Deconstructivism)

92. Royal Ontario Museum, Canada: Daniel Libeskind

(Deconstructivism)

93. Jewish Museum, Berlin: Daniel Libeskind

(Deconstructivism)

94. Guggenheim Museum, Bilbao: Grank Gehry

(New Formalism)

95. Walt Disney Concert Hall, California: Grank Gehry

(New Formalism)

96. Dancing House, Prague

(Fred and Ginger Building): Grank Gehry
(New Formalism)

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97. 8 Spruce Street, New York: Grank Gehry
(New Formalism)

98. Experience Music Project, Seattle: Grank Gehry

(New Formalism)

99. Samitaur Building, California: Eric Owen Moss

(New Formalism)

100. Trinity River Audubon Center, Dallas: Antoine Predock

(New Formalism)

101. Gateway Center and Plaza, Minneapolis: Antoine Predock

(New Formalism)
102. Arizona Science Center: Antoine Predock
(New Formalism)
103. Turning Torso, Sweden: Santiago Calatrava
(New Formalism)

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104. Auditorio de Tenerife, Morocco
"Adán Martín": Santiago Calatrava
(New Formalism)

105. L'Hemisfèric, Spain

The City of Arts and Sciences: Santiago Calatrava
(New Formalism)

106. Alamillo Bridge, Spain: Santiago Calatrava

(New Formalism)

107. Museum of Tomorrow, Brazil: Santiago Calatrava

(New Formalism)

108. Quadracci Pavilion, Wisconsin: Santiago Calatrava

(New Formalism)

109. World Trade Center Transportation Hub (PATH), NY: Santiago Calatrava
(New Formalism)

110. MAXXI, Italy: Zaha Hadid

111. Sheikh Zayed Bridge, Abu Dhabi: Zaha Hadid

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112. Heydar Aliyev Cultural Center, Azerbaijan: Zaha Hadid

113. London Aquatics Centre: Zaha Hadid

114. Contemporary Arts Center, Ohio: Zaha Hadid

115. The Jockey Club Innovation Tower, Hongkong: Zaha Hadid

116. 520 West 28th Street Condominium Residences, NY: Zaha Hadid

117. Robie House, Illinois: Frank Lloyd Wright

118. Fallingwater, Pennsylvania: Frank Lloyd Wright

119. Guggenheim Museum, NY: Frank Lloyd Wright

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120. Kaufmann House, California: Richard Neutra
(Modernism)

121. Finlandia Hall, Finland: Alvar Aalto

(Modernism)

122. Wolfsburg Cultural Center, Germany: Alvar Aalto

(Modernism)

123. TWA Terminal, JFK International Airport: Eero Saarinen

124. Gateway Arch, Missouri: Eero Saarinen

125. Dulles Airport, Washington: Eero Saarinen

126. John F. Kennedy Federal Building, Boston: Walter Gropius

(Modernism-Bauhaus)

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127. MetLife Building, Germany
(Former Pan Am Building): Walter Gropius
(Modernism-Bauhaus)

128. Fagus Factory, Germany: Walter Gropius

(Modernism-Bauhaus)

129. Einstein Tower, Germany: Erich Mendelsohn

130. De La Warr Pavilion, England: Erich Mendelsohn

131. Schocken Department Store, Germany: Erich Mendelsohn

132. Burj Al Arab, Dubai: Tom Wright (WS Atkins & Partners)

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133. Jin Mao Tower, China: Adrian Smith
Firm: Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM)

134. Aon Center, Chicago: Edward Durell Stone

Firm: The Perkins and Will

135. Taipei 101, Taiwan: C.Y. Lee & Partners

136. Sydney Opera House, Australia: Jørn Utzon

137. Ryugyong Hotel, , North Korea: Baikdoosan Architects & Engineers

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138. John Hancock Center, Chicago: Bruce Graham
Firm: Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM)

139. Petronas Tower, Malaysia: Cesar Antonio Pelli

140. Chrysler Building, NY: William Van Alen

Firm: Reinhard, Hofmeister & Walquist
(Art Deco)

141. Empire State Building, NY: William F. Lamb

Firm: Shreve, Lamb and Harmon

142. Sears Tower, Chicago: Bruce Graham

143. Two International Finance Centre, Hongkong: Cesar Antonio Pelli

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144. Citigroup Center, NY: Hugh Stubbins

145. Kingdom Center Riyadh: Scott Berry

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