Items

• Kimbell Art Museum

  Louis Isidore Kahn (Russian-American architect and city planner, 1901-1974)
• Yale Center for British Art

  Louis Isidore Kahn (Russian-American architect and city planner, 1901-1974)
• Yale Center for British Art

  Louis Isidore Kahn (Russian-American architect and city planner, 1901-1974)
• Yale Center for British Art

  Louis Isidore Kahn (Russian-American architect and city planner, 1901-1974)
• S. R. Crown Hall

  Ludwig Mies van der Rohe (German architect, 1886-1969)
• Story Hall

  T.A.C. (American architectural firm, active from 1945)
• Trinity Church

  Henry Hobson Richardson (American architect, 1838-1886)
• Kimbell Art Museum

  Louis Isidore Kahn (Russian-American architect and city planner, 1901-1974)
• Kimbell Art Museum

  Louis Isidore Kahn (Russian-American architect and city planner, 1901-1974)
• Eiffel Tower

  Gustave Eiffel (French architect and engineer, 1832-1923)
• Dallas City Hall

  I. M. Pei & Partners (American architectural firm, established 1955)
• Rudolph Hall

  Paul Rudolph (American architect, 1918-1997)
• Alhambra Palace
• Office Building
• Dallas Fort Worth International Airport
• Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum

  Willard Thomas Sears (American architect, 1837-1920)
• MIT Baker House

  Alvar Aalto (Finnish architect, 1898-1976)
• MIT Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering

  William Welles Bosworth (American architect, New York, 1869-1966)
• Fenway Park

  James McLaughlin
• MIT Chapel

  Eero Saarinen (American architect, designer, 1910-1961)
• Boston Government Service Center

  Paul Rudolph (American architect, 1918-1997)
• Fenway Park

  James McLaughlin
• Christian Science Plaza

  Araldo Cossutta
• Rice University

  Stirling, Wilford and Associates (British architectural firm, active until 1993)
• Rice University

  Cesar Pelli (American architect and teacher, born 1926)
• Rice University

  Cesar Pelli (American architect and teacher, born 1926)
• Rice University

  Cesar Pelli (American architect and teacher, born 1926)
• Rice University

  Cesar Pelli (American architect and teacher, born 1926)
• Contemporary Arts Museum Houston

  Gunnar Birkerts (American architect, 1925-2017, born in Latvia)
• Rice University

  Ralph Adams Cram (American architect, 1863-1942)
• 605 Cottage Avenue

  HHPA (American architectural firm, active from 1968)
• 605 Cottage Avenue

  HHPA (American architectural firm, active from 1968)
• Lincoln Elementary School

  Gunnar Birkerts (American architect, 1925-2017, born in Latvia)
• Lincoln Elementary School

  Gunnar Birkerts (American architect, 1925-2017, born in Latvia)
• Lincoln Elementary School

  Gunnar Birkerts (American architect, 1925-2017, born in Latvia)
• 605 Cottage Avenue

  HHPA (American architectural firm, active from 1968)
• Lincoln Elementary School

  Gunnar Birkerts (American architect, 1925-2017, born in Latvia)
• 605 Cottage Avenue

  HHPA (American architectural firm, active from 1968)
• Lincoln Elementary School

  Gunnar Birkerts (American architect, 1925-2017, born in Latvia)
• 605 Cottage Avenue

  HHPA (American architectural firm, active from 1968)
• Rudolph Hall

  Paul Rudolph (American architect, 1918-1997)
• Unité d'habitation

  Le Corbusier (Swiss architect, 1887-1965)
• Martha's Vineyard Camp Meeting Association
• Taliesin West

  Frank Lloyd Wright (American architect, 1867-1959)
• Shirley Meeting House
• Trinity Rectory

  Henry Hobson Richardson (American architect, 1838-1886)
• Boston City Hall

  Noel Michael McKinnell (American architect, born 1935)
• Downtown Boston
• Old State House

  Isaiah Rogers (American architect, 1800-1869)
• Boston City Hall

  Noel Michael McKinnell (American architect, born 1935)
• Boston Skyline
• Boston City Hall

  Noel Michael McKinnell (American architect, born 1935)
• Boston Government Service Center

  Paul Rudolph (American architect, 1918-1997)
• Downtown Boston
• Custom House Tower

  Peabody & Stearns (American architectural firm, active 1870-1917)
• Christopher Columbus Plaza
• Boston
• Old North Church

  William Price the Elder (English glass painter, died 1722)
• Commercial Street
• Boston Skyline
• Charles River Park
• Charlestown Navy Yard
• Fort Point Channel
• Boston
• USS Constitution Museum
• New England Aquarium

  Cambridge Seven Associates (American architectural partnership, active from 1972)
• J.B. Carr Tennis Bubble
• Fitz Hugh Lane's House

  Fitz Hugh Lane (American painter and printmaker, 1804-1865)
• Commercial Building
• Charles River Waterfront
• Palazzo ducale
• Harvard University
• The Harvard Lampoon

  Edmund March Wheelwright (American architect, Boston, Mass., built works in Me. 1884-1909, 1854-1912)
• The Architects' Corner

  T.A.C. (American architectural firm, active from 1945)
• Harvard University
• Lionel Hall

  Shepley Coolidge Bulfinch, and Abbott (American architectural firm, contemporary)
• The Architects' Corner

  T.A.C. (American architectural firm, active from 1945)
• Cambridge Public Library

  Henry Van Brunt (American architect, 1832-1903)
• Leverett Towers

  Shepley Coolidge Bulfinch, and Abbott (American architectural firm, contemporary)
• The Architects' Corner

  T.A.C. (American architectural firm, active from 1945)
• Loed Drama Center

  Hugh Asher Stubbins Jr. (American architect, 1912-2006)
• Residential Building in Cambridge
• The Church of St. Paul

  Edward T.P. Graham
• Commercial Building
• Commercial Building
• House in Cambridge
• The Harvard Lampoon

  Edmund March Wheelwright (American architect, Boston, Mass., built works in Me. 1884-1909, 1854-1912)
• The Architects' Corner

  T.A.C. (American architectural firm, active from 1945)
• Fitzgerald Theatre

  Eduardo Catalano (Argentine architect, born 1917)
• House in Boston
• Downtown Boston
• Milk Street
• Faneuil Hall Marketplace

  John Smibert (American painter, 1688-1751)
• Quincy Market

  Alexander Parris (American architect, 1780-1852)
• Boston City Hall

  Noel Michael McKinnell (American architect, born 1935)
• Custom House Tower

  Peabody & Stearns (American architectural firm, active 1870-1917)
• Granary Burying Ground
• Shop in Downtown Boston
• Downtown Boston
• Faneuil Hall Marketplace

  Alexander Parris (American architect, 1780-1852)