History of Architecture

Boott Mill, Lowell, Massachusetts, 1835

Boardinghouse (R ) and storehouse (L), Lowell, Massachusetts, 1835-1838

Crystal Palace under construction, 1851. By Chance Bros. Sydenham, London, England.

Thiers fortifications (plan), 1841

Eugène Andriveau-Goujon

Paris, France 

Bois des Vincennes

Paris (1867–73),

Adolphe Alphand

After: Avenue de l'Opera Paris, 1898

Camille Pissaro

Oil on canvas
— This falls under the Haussmannization of Paris

Place du L’Etoile, Paris, France.
— This falls under the Haussmannization of Paris

A section drawing of the Paris sewer, 1865

Illustration by Louis Morin from a photograph taken by Nadar, 1865
— This falls under the Haussmannization of Paris

Rookery Building, 1885-1888

Burnham and Root

Chicago, Illinois

Reliance Building, terra cotta cladding,

John Root, 1890; Charles Atwood, 1894-95

Chicago, Illinois

Wainwright Building, 1890-91

Dankmar Adler and Louis Sullivan

St. Louis, Missouri

Schlesinger and Mayer Store, 1899-1904

Louis H. Sullivan

Chicago, Illinois

Court of Honor, World’s Fair Columbian Exposition, 1893
Chicago, Illinois

Women's Building, World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
Chicago, Illinois
by Sophia Hayden

Rumford Kitchen, World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
Chicago, Illinois
by Ellen Richards and Mary Abel

(Worlds 1st) Electric Kitchen, World's Columbian Exposition, 1893
Chicago, Illinois

Guaranty Building, 1894-96

Dankmar Adler and Louis Sullivan,

Buffalo, New York

Ward Willits House, 1902
Highland Park, Illinois

by Frank Lloyd Wright

Unity Temple, 1906-09

Frank Lloyd Wright

Oak Park, Chicago, Illinois

Hull House, 1907

Chicago, Illinois

Urban Plan of Chicago, 1909

Daniel Burnham & Jules Guerin

Palace for the Academies, 1786

(Prix de Rome winning)

by Charles Percier

Paris, France

Kedleston Hall, 1750

Adam Curzon

Derbyshire, England

Constantia (La Martiniere), 1795-1800
by Claude Martin

Lucknow, India

Raj Bavan (Government House), 1799-1803

Charles Wyatt

Kolkata, British India (now India)

Restoration of the Greek temples at Paestum (envoi de Rome), 1828–29

Henri Labrouste

Place du Gouvernement, Algiers, French Algeria c. 1835

Marble Palace, 1835-40

Unknown architect (French)

Kolkata, British India (now India)

Bibliothèque Sainte-Geneviève, 1838–50

by Henri Labrouste

Paris, France

Plan of Algiers, 1848

Charles Delaroche

Plan for "Napoléonville," 1858 (unbuilt)

Charles-Frédéric Chassériau

Qaisarbagh Palace, 1950
For Nawab Wajid Ali Shah
Lucknow, India

Secretariat, Oval Maidan, 1850

Henry Clair Wilkins

Bombay, British India (now India)

Officer’s bungalow, 1851.
Guindy, India

South Kensington School of Design and Museum, 1850s

by Henry Cole

London, England

Harbour arcades and the Boulevard de l'Impératrice, 1860–66
Algiers, French Empire (now Algeria)

Opéra, grand staircase, 1861-74

Charles Garnier

Paris, France

Hospice in the Alps, Prix de Rome (first prize), 1864

Julien Guadet

Site plan of the Exposition Universelle, 1867

Paris, France

Egyptian Bazaar and Islamic Quarter, Exposition Universelle, 1867
Paris, France

Convocation Hall, University of Bombay

by Gilbert George Scott

Bombay, British India (now India)

University Library and Rajabai Clock Tower, University of Bombay, 1869
Gilbert George Scott
Bombay, British India (India)

Albert Hall, 1876-87

Samuel Swinton Jacob

Jaipur, British India (now India)

Victoria Terminus, 1877-88

Frederick William Stevens

Bombay, British India (now India)

Algerian section at Trocadéro Palace, Exposition Universelle, 1878.
Paris, France.

Le Bon Marche, 1887

Gustave Eiffel

Paris, France

Pays des Fees Amusement Park, 1889
Avenue Rapp,
Paris, France

Exposition Universelle: colonial section and Rue du Caire, 1889.
Paris, France.

Moulin Rouge, 1889.
Joseph Oller and Charles Zidler.
Paris, France

La Goulue booth, Foire du Trône, 1895.
Paris, France.

Square Bresson, with the Grand Theater, 1900

Algiers

Trocadéro Palace with Algerian and Tunisian palaces, 1900.
Paris, France

Drawing for a theatre, École des Beaux-Arts, 1902

Julia Morgan

Opéra, 1861–74

Charles Garnier

Paris, France

Boulevard de la République, 1906.
Algiers, French Algeria

Urban Plan of Casablanca, 1915-17
Henri Prost
Casablanca, Morocco

Stadtbahn (City Railway) Pavilion, 1894-1901

Otto Wagner

Vienna, Austria

Van Eetvelde House, 1895-1901

Victor Horta

Brussels, Belgium

The Secession, 1898

Joseph Maria Olbrich

Vienna, Austria

Majolikahaus, 1898-99

Otto Wagner

Vienna, Austria

Metro Entrance Canopy, 1900

Hector Guimard

Paris, France

Willow Tea Rooms, Salon de Luxe, 1903.
Charles and Margaret Mackintosh.
Glasgow, Scotland.

Austrian Postal Savings Bank, 1904-06 and 1910-12

Otto Wagner

Vienna, Austria

AEG Turbine Factory, 1909

Peter Behrens

Berlin, Germany

Looshaus, 1909–11

Adolf Loos

Vienna, Austria

Fagus Factory, 1911-13

Walter Gropius and Adolf Meyer

Alfeld an der Leine, Germany

Scheu House stair hall, 1912

Adolf Loos

Vienna, Austria

Villa Jeanneret-Perret, 1912

Le Corbusier

La Chaux de Fonds, Switzerland

North American grain elevators and silos, 1913

La Citta Nuova (The New City), 1913

by Antonio Sant’Elia

Glass Pavilion, 1914

Bruno Taut

Cologne, Germany

Dom-ino system, 1914–15.
Le Corbusier.

Glass skyscraper, 1922

Mies Van Der Rohe
Berlin, Germany

Schroeder House, 1924

Gerrit Rietveld & Truus Schroeder

Utrecht, Netherlands

Brick Country House project, 1924

Mies Van Der Rohe

Café Aubette, dance hall color scheme, 1927.
Theo van Doesburg.
Strasbourg, France.

Villa Savoye, 1928-31

Le Corbusier

Poissy, France

Roof terrace at Villa Savoye, 1928-31

Le Corbusier

Poissy, France

Barcelona Pavilion, 1929

Mies Van Der Rohe and Lilly Reich

Barcelona, Spain

Wiessenhof House, 1927
Le Corbusier and Pierre Jeanneret
Stuttgart, Germany

Haus am Horn, 1923

Georg Muche and Adolf Meyer
Weimar, Germany

Baukasten (building-block housing system), 1923.
Walter Gropius.
Weimar, Germany

Sommerfeld House, 1920–21.
Walter Gropius and Adolf Meyer.
Berlin, Germany.