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“Tower of Babel”
1550
BREUGEL THE ELDER

The Alhambra MOORISH
Spain 1300s
garden = paradise in persian tradition
4 quadrants = 4 rivers of paradise
walls to enclose space

St. Peter’s Square
BERNINI
Italy

Royal Saltworks
LEDOUX
France
1770s
semicircular plan

Maison Dom-ino
LE CORBS
1910s prototype
domus + innovation
repeated tiles like dominoes

Arch Building
CARMEN & CORREIL
1960s

Robie House
FLW
1900s
prairie style

Fagus Factory
GROPIUS & MEYER
Germany
1910s

Liberty leading the people
DELACROIX
1830s

Royal Pavillion
NASH
UK 1810s
cast iron construction - brittle
pre steel era
regency style

Taj Mahal
India
1630-50
indo-islamic style
white marble

The Elgin Marbles
-taken by lord elgin
(Parthenon) Athens Greece
5th century
travelling of the elite, bringing ideas and art home

Sir John Soane House
SIR JOHN SOANE
1840s
considered neoclassical
georgian and regency
collecting artifacts

Piranesi Prints
1770s
lost grandeur
immense posibilities of architecture as monument


St.Marks Square
Venice
1000-1600
venetian gothic
renaissance
depicts venice’s position between east and west
doge’s palace - government
eve sculpture

Neuschwanstein Castle
Germany
1870-90
neo-romanesque
romanticist


Seaside, Florida
DPZ Architects
1960s
new urbanist
traditional
400m walkability radius
supporting walkable blocks
urban infill project

Seabird Island Community school
PATKAU ARCH
1989
BC, Canada
critical regionalism
indigenous
responding to the climate

Marika-Alderton House
MURKUTT
Australia

Glasgow School of Art
MACKINTOSH
1900s
Scotland
arts and crafts movement

Viennese Secessionist Building
OLBRICH
1900
Vienna, Austria
art nouveau

Dancing House (“Fred and Ginger”)
GEHRY
1990s
Prague
post modern/deconstructivist
keeping the window rhythm of the surrounding buildings

The Eiffel Tower
EIFFEL
1889
not steel but iron (pre-steel)
skeleton frame
hated by parisians at first

Institut du Monde Arabe
NOUVEL
1980s
Paris France


Frank Gehry House
GEHRY
1978
California
first example of deconstructivist architecture

Hausmann Plan for Paris
1850s
HAUSMANN
streets too wide to barricade
radiating streets
height limits set for the city

Pompidou Center
RENZO PIANO WOrKSHOP
1970s
Paris France
post modern
buildings becoming figural
inside our design

the Guggenheim Museum
GEHRY
1990s
Bilbao Spain
deconstructivist

Nolli Map of Rome
NOLLI
1750s
first time orientating north up
understandable density through contrast
improvement of accuracy
“transect map”

map to create zoning without car dependency

Salk Institute
KAHN
1960s
Barragan: no trees, sky becomes the third plane

town plan for brasilia
COSTA
1950-60
capital accessible to the whole country
airplane inspired???
designed for car centric society


Buildings for Brasilia
NIEMEYER
1960s
adapting western modern architecture

Satellite City Towers
BARRAGAN & GOERITZ
Mexico City
1950s
sculpture more than a building
planar and colorful


Barragan House
BARRAGAN
1960s
Mexico City
framing the sky

Plan for Chandigarh
LE CORBS & JEANNERET
India
1950s
against gandhis principles


High Court Building
LE CORBS
India
1950s

Notre Dame du Haut (Ronchamps)
LE CORBS
France
1950s

Assembly Building
India
1950s
LE CORBS
low costs, constructed out of concrete on site

Sangath (office)
DOSHI
india
1980s
-returning to primary forms in space
the only indian architect to get internationally recognized

National Assembly
KAHN
Bangladesh
1960-80
concrete poured over marble
ensuring concrete with no air pockets
clustered assembly of concrete towers
influence of french neo-classicism

New Gourna Village
FATHY
Egypt
1940s
village designed from the ground up
semi public spaces account for animals

Nakagin Capsule Tower
KUROKAWA
1970s
metabolist not nationalist (buildings as organisms)
prefabricated blocks
windows like apertures