Items

• Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts

  Le Corbusier (Swiss architect, 1887-1965)
• Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts

  Le Corbusier (Swiss architect, 1887-1965)
• Class of 1875 Gate

  Mckim, Mead & White (American architectural firm, 1879-1910)
• Eliot Street and John F. Kennedy Street Intersection
• Brattle Square
• Railroad Plaza

  Michael G. Peters
• Railroad Plaza

  Michael G. Peters
• Storefronts
• Lubbock Water Rampage
• Lubbock Water Rampage
• Lubbock Water Rampage
• City Hall Plaza

  I. M. Pei & Partners (American architectural firm, established 1955)
• New England Aquarium

  Cambridge Seven Associates (American architectural partnership, active from 1972)
• New England Aquarium

  Cambridge Seven Associates (American architectural partnership, active from 1972)
• Fountain at Morris A. Mechanic Theater

  John MacLane Johansen (American architect and painter, 1916-2012)
• Vaillancourt Fountain

  Armand Vaillancourt (Canadian sculptor and draftsman, born 1932)
• Vaillancourt Fountain

  Armand Vaillancourt (Canadian sculptor and draftsman, born 1932)
• Vaillancourt Fountain

  Armand Vaillancourt (Canadian sculptor and draftsman, born 1932)
• Thanksgiving Square

  Philip Johnson (American architect, critic, and collector, 1906-2005)
• Philadelphia
• Kimbell Art Museum

  Louis Isidore Kahn (Russian-American architect and city planner, 1901-1974)
• Boston Architectural College

  Ashley, Myer and Associates
• The Mustangs of Las Colinas Museum

  Robert Glen (American sculptor, contemporary)
• Waterfront Park

  Stuart O. Dawson
• Waterfront Park

  Stuart O. Dawson
• Waterfront Park

  Stuart O. Dawson
• Waterfront Park Swings

  Stuart O. Dawson
• Waterfront Park

  Stuart O. Dawson
• Waterfront Park

  Stuart O. Dawson
• Charleston Street
• South Carolina Electric & Gas
• Gibbes Museum of Art
• Queen Street
• Queen Street
• River St Access
• River St Access
• River St Access
• Johnson Square

  William Strickland (American architect, painter, and engraver, 1788-1854)
• E Upper Factors Walk
• Johnson Square

  William Strickland (American architect, painter, and engraver, 1788-1854)
• E Upper Factors Walk
• River St Access
• College of Charleston
• College of Charleston

  William Strickland (American architect, painter, and engraver, 1788-1854)
• College of Charleston
• College of Charleston
• College of Charleston

  William Strickland (American architect, painter, and engraver, 1788-1854)
• College of Charleston
• King Street
• Charleston Townhomes
• Charleston Street
• Beaufort houses
• Beaufort houses
• Charleston House
• Charleston House
• Gibbes Museum of Art
• Charleston Houses
• Charleston Neighborhood
• Charleston House
• Charleston House
• Charleston Street
• Charleston House
• Charleston House
• Charleston House
• Charleston Street
• Charleston Houses
• Charleston Neighborhood
• Charleston Street
• Broad Street
• Circular Congregational Church
• Charleston Street
• Charleston City Market

  Edward Brickell White (American architect, 1806-1882)
• Charleston City Market

  Edward Brickell White (American architect, 1806-1882)
• Saint Michael's Church
• Charleston House
• Chalmers Street
• Charleston Street
• Charleston Townhomes
• Charleston Street
• Postal Museum
• Charleston House
• Charleston Neighborhood
• Charleston House
• Charleston Houses
• Charleston Houses
• Charleston Houses
• Charleston Houses
• Charleston House
• Charleston Houses
• Charleston Houses
• East Bay Street
• Charleston Houses
• Charleston Houses
• Charleston Houses
• Charleston Houses
• Charleston Houses
• Embarcadero Plaza

  John Portman (American architect, 1924-2017)
• Westfield San Francisco Centre

  Albert Pissis (French architect in San Francisco, CA, 1852-1914)
• Downtown San Francisco
• Chinatown