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1894 buffalo, NY sullivan and adler form follows function eclecticism |
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1885 Chicago Henry Richardson eclecticism |
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1920 Potsdam, Germany erich mendelsohn houses a telescope built to prove/disprove einstein's theories expressionism |
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1924 Utrecht, The Netherlands Gerrit Rietveld client: Truus Schroeder example of de stijl movement |
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1910 Vienna, Austria Adolf Loos client: Lilly Steiner smooth and modern. characteristic of Loos combination of werkbund and other styles |
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1937 frank lloyd Wright client: edgar Kaufmann international style crossed with prairie style |
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1904 Buffalo, NY Frank Lloyd Wright demolished in 1950 |
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1889 Oak Park, Il studio added on in 1898 early prairie style |
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1909 Chicago, Il Frank Lloyd Wright Client: Frederick Robie epitome of the prairie style house |
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1928 NYC William Van Allen Art deco style tallest building for 11 months until the empire state building was completed |
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1931 NYC William Lamb art deco style |
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1929 NYC Raymond hook financed by the rockefeller family |
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1929 Barcelona, Spain made for the international exposition Ludwig Mies Van Der Rohe |
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1926 Dessau, Germany Walter Gropius |
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1929 Poisy, France Le Corbusier clients: Pierre and Emilie Savoye early example of the international style |
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1952 plano, Il Mies Van Der Rohe international style |
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1965 Chicago Bruce Graham client: john hancock insurance company international style |
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1952 NYC gordon bunshaft client: lever brothers soap company pioneer curtain wall skyscraper international style |
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1958 NYC Mies Van Der Rohe client: seagrams (like the liquor company) external i-beams allude to the structure epitome of international style |
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1959 NYC Frank Lloyd Wright client: solomon guggenheim wright died before it was finished counter-modernism |
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1955 Ronchamp, France Le Corbusier client: Father Marie-Alain Couturier critics hated it built around the ruins of an old catholic church counter-modernism |
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1976 Paris Renzo Piano structural components on outside color-coded elements people love it counter modernism |
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1967 la jolla, CA Louis Kahn named after the scientist who cured polio research center counter-modernism |
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1962 NYC Eero Saarinen counter-modernism |
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1987 Napa, CA Michael Graves client: Jan and Mitsuko Shrem post modernism |
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1963 Philadelphia Robert Venturi breaks up long halls post modernism |
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1962 Chestnut Hill, Pennsylvania Robert Venturi client: Vanna Venturi uses elements of historical styles post modernism |
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1978 Santa Monica Frank Gehry looks like its under construction deconstructionism |
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1997 Bilbao, Spain Frank Gehry client: Solomon Guggenheim bilbao puppy: floral sculpture outside by Jeff Koons deconstructionism |
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1988 Columbus, Ohio Peter Eisenman client: Ohio State University deconstructionism |
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ohstrom library, st. paul's school |
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1991 St. Paul's School, NH Robert A.M. Stern eye brow dormers regionalism and contextualism |
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1965 Sea Ranch, CA Charles Moore experimental community in Cali moves with the topography regionalism and contextualism |
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1980 ozark mountains, arkansas Fay Jones clinet: Tim Reed private, non-denominational chapel operative opposite regionalism and contextualism |
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1991 New Calidonia Renzo Piano inspired by vernacular dwellings regionalism and contextualism |
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1938-1939 Noormarkkhu, Finland Alvar Alto client: Harry and Maire regionalism and contextualism |
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1986 Norman Foster large span components made possible by trusses and columns cost: $1 billion pluralism |
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2004 Rem Koolhas and OMA multiple floors connected by ramps that allow for easy movement of shelves pluralism |
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1990 I.M. Pei permission was given by Pei's father for him to get the commission. his father never saw its completion just architecture |
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1989 I.M. Pei met with great controversy just architecture |
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1997 LA, CA Richard Meier uses two types of grids expensive |
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1972 fort worth. TX Louis Kahn |
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2001 Santiago Calatrava sits right on lake michigan |
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modern art museum of forth worth
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modern art museum of forth worth
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Forth Worth, TX
Tadao Ando
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1910 McKim, Mead and White torn down and rebuilt in 1963 eclecticism |
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1999 clinton, tennessee Maya Lin tennessee cantilevered barns as inspiration regionalism and contextualism |
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