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Preface | |
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Introduction | |
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Confronting Modernity 1900-1940 | |
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The Modern City | |
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Responses to the Modern City | |
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The Garden City: Ebenezer Howard | |
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The City Beautiful: Daniel Burnham and Edward Bennett | |
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The Industrial City: Tony Garnier | |
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The Futurist City: Antonio Sant'Elia | |
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Expressionist Schemes | |
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The Emergence of the Modern Movement | |
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Le Corbusier | |
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CIAM | |
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Housing | |
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Europe | |
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The United States: Catherine Bauer | |
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Pieces of the City | |
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Skyscrapers | |
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Department Stores | |
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Apartment Buildings | |
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Women in Architecture | |
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Wivi Lonn, Jane Drew, and Julia Morgan | |
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Cultural Institutions | |
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The International Style | |
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Cinema Architecture | |
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Rockefeller Center and the General Motors Futurama | |
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The House | |
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From the Arts and Crafts Movement to the Prairie Style | |
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England: The Arts and Crafts Movement | |
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The United States: Greene and Greene | |
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The Prairie Style: Frank Lloyd Wright | |
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European Developments | |
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Charles Rennie Mackintosh | |
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Josef Hoffmann and the Werkstatten Movement | |
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National Romanticism | |
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Classicism | |
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Modernism | |
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Le Corbusier | |
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Hans Scharoun, Alvar Aalto | |
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American Developments | |
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Richard Neutra | |
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Frank Lloyd Wright | |
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Industrialization and the Home | |
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Grete Schutte-Lihotzky | |
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R. Buckminster Fuller | |
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The Architecture of Transportation and Industry | |
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Railroad Stations | |
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New York: Pennsylvania Station, Grand Central Station | |
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Helsinki and Stuttgart Railroad Stations | |
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Los Angeles: Union Station | |
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Urban Mass Transit Systems | |
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Paris, Vienna, and London | |
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Automobile Service Stations | |
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Factory Architecture | |
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The United States: Albert and Julius Kahn, Robert Derrah | |
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England and Holland: Thomas Wallis's Factories, the Van Nelle Tobacco Factory | |
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The German Experience | |
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Behrens and AEG | |
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The German Werkbund | |
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The Bauhaus | |
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Bridges | |
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San Francisco: Golden Gate Bridge | |
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Robert Maillart's Tavanasa Bridge | |
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Architecture and Politics | |
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Scandinavia and the Netherlands | |
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National Romanticism, Classicism, Modernism: Stockholm, Helsinki, Hilversum | |
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The "Architecture of Empire" | |
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England: Herbert Baker, Edward Lutyens, Aston Webb | |
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The 1931 "Exposition Coloniale Internationale" | |
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The Soviet Union | |
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Vladimir Tatlin and Constructivism | |
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ASNOVA and OSA | |
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VOPRA and Socialist Realism | |
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Fascist Italy | |
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Nationalism, Modernism, and Classicism: Marcello Piacentini, Giuseppe Terragni, and "E'42" | |
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The Third Reich | |
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Albert Speer's Berlin Plan | |
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The United States | |
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Classicism: Lincoln Memorial | |
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Period Revivalism: Santa Barbara County Courthouse | |
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Modernism: Nebraska State Capitol | |
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The Tennessee Valley Authority | |
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Modernist Hegemony 1940-1965 | |
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The Triumph of Modernism | |
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The Industrialization of Design | |
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New Directions | |
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New York: United Nations Building | |
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Hiroshima: Peace Center | |
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Jakarta: The Monas | |
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Tokyo: National Gymnasium | |
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The Decline of Tradition | |
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Rebuilding | |
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Reconfiguring Capitals | |
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Beijing | |
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Berlin | |
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Chandigarh, India | |
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Brasilia | |
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Saynatsalo, Finland | |
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Reconceptualizing the City | |
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Megastructures and Megalopolis | |
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Housing | |
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Sweden: New Empiricism | |
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France: Le Corbusier | |
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England: the Smithsons | |
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The United States | |
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Skyscrapers | |
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Strategies of Display | |
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The 1951 "Festival of Britain" | |
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The 1959 "American National Exhibition," Moscow | |
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Trends in Postwar Architecture | |
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Domestic Architecture | |
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Mies van der Rohe | |
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Philip Johnson | |
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Charles and Ray Eames | |
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Bruce Goff | |
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Frank Lloyd Wright | |
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Suburban Developments | |
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Central and South America: Oscar Niemeyer and Juan O'Gorman | |
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Campus Architecture | |
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The United States | |
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Italy | |
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Mexico | |
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The USSR | |
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Museum Architecture | |
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New York: Guggenheim Museum | |
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Paris: Pompidou Center | |
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Verona: Castelvecchio Museum | |
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Religious Architecture | |
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Mexico City: Church of the Miraculous Virgin | |
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England: Coventry Cathedral | |
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France: Notre Dame du Haut, Ronchamp | |
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"The Style for the Job" | |
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An Era of Pluralism 1965-2000 | |
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Postmodernism, Deconstructivism, and Tradition | |
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Renewing Modernism from Within: Housing | |
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Ralph Erskine | |
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Aldo van Eyck | |
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Silence and Light: Louis Kahn | |
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Postmodernism | |
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Robert Venturi | |
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Charles Moore | |
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Ricardo Bofill | |
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Michael Graves and the Walt Disney Company | |
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Deconstructivism | |
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Peter Eisenman | |
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Rem Koolhaas | |
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The Return of Classicism | |
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Leon Krier | |
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Thomas Gordon Smith | |
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Challenge and Adaptation | |
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Hassan Fathy | |
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Charles Correa | |
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Organic Form and Craft Building | |
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The Pietilas | |
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Peter Zumthor | |
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Reconfiguring the City | |
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London | |
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The Docklands | |
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Paris | |
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Louvre Pyramid | |
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Musee d'Orsay | |
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Arab World Institute | |
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La Villette | |
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Berlin | |
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Internationale Bauausstellung (IBA) | |
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Zaha Hadid | |
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"Green" Design | |
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Frankfurt am Main | |
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Saalgasse and Ostzeile Townhouses | |
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Barcelona | |
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The Historic Port, Montjuic Hill, and Nova Icaria | |
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Traditional Architecture and the Reconstruction of the European City | |
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Leon and Rob Krier | |
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John Simpson: the Paternoster Square Debate | |
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The New Urbanism in the United States | |
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Seaside, Florida | |
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Jaime Lerner: Curitiba, Brazil | |
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The Present as History | |
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Building Technologies | |
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Coop Himmelblau and the Enduring Appeal of Novelty | |
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Domestic Design | |
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Glenn Murcutt | |
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Stanley Tigerman | |
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Frank Gehry | |
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R. Scott Johnson | |
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Office Buildings | |
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Richard Rogers: Lloyd's of London | |
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Quinlan Terry: Richmond Riverside | |
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Ralph Erskine: The Ark | |
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Skyscrapers | |
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Norman Foster: Commerzbank | |
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Kenneth Yeang: Menara Mesiniaga | |
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Cesar Pelli: Petronas Towers | |
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Kohn, Pederson, Fox: Shanghai World Financial Center | |
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Antonio Ismael: Citra Niaga Center | |
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Government Buildings | |
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Geoffrey Bawa: Sri Jayawardenepura | |
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Kenzo Tange: Tokyo Metropolitan Government Headquarters | |
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Norman Foster: Reichstag | |
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Railroad Stations | |
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Nicholas Grimshaw: Channel Tunnel Railway Terminal | |
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Santiago Calatrava: Lyon-Satolas TGV Railway Station | |
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Cultural Institutions | |
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Renzo Piano: Jean-Marie Tjibaou Cultural Center, Noumea, New Caledonia | |
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Frank Gehry: Guggenheim Museum, Bilbao, Spain | |
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Thomas Beeby: Harold Washington Library, Chicago | |
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Architecture and Memory | |
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Fumihiko Maki: Kaze-No-Oka Crematorium | |
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Maya Lin: Vietnam Veterans Memorial, Washington, DC | |
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Daniel Libeskind: Jewish Museum, Berlin | |
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Timeline | |
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Bibliography | |
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Credits | |
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Index | |