Items

• Aachen Cathedral

  Odo of Metz (Architect from the Carolingian Empire)
• Alhambra Palace
• Alhambra Palace
• Alhambra Palace
• Alhambra Palace
• Allée des Sphinx
• Pantheon
• The Colosseum
• The Colosseum
• The Colosseum
• Roman Forum
• Harvard University Graduate School of Design

  John Andrews (Australian architect, born 1933)
• Sherman Fairchild Biochemistry

  Payette Associates (American architectural firm, contemporary)
• Harvard University Graduate School of Design

  John Andrews (Australian architect, born 1933)
• Harvard University Graduate School of Design

  John Andrews (Australian architect, born 1933)
• Sherman Fairchild Biochemistry

  Payette Associates (American architectural firm, contemporary)
• Science Center

  Sert, Jackson and Gourley (American architect, contemporary)
• Harvard University Graduate School of Design

  John Andrews (Australian architect, born 1933)
• Science Center

  Sert, Jackson and Gourley (American architect, contemporary)
• Ames Hall

  T.A.C. (American architectural firm, active from 1945)
• Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts

  Le Corbusier (Swiss architect, 1887-1965)
• Peabody Terrace

  Josep Lluís Sert (American architect, 1902-1983)
• Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts

  Le Corbusier (Swiss architect, 1887-1965)
• Wasserstein Hall

  Stern Architects (American architectural firm, active from 1977)
• Smith Campus Center

  Sert, Jackson and Gourley (American architect, contemporary)
• William James Hall

  Yamasaki and Associates (American architectural firm, active 1949-2009)
• Sever Hall

  Henry Hobson Richardson (American architect, 1838-1886)
• Building Façade
• Harvard University Graduate School of Design

  John Andrews (Australian architect, born 1933)
• Harvard University Graduate School of Design

  John Andrews (Australian architect, born 1933)
• New England Aquarium

  Cambridge Seven Associates (American architectural partnership, active from 1972)
• King's Chapel Burying Ground

  Peter Harrison (American architect, 1716-1775)
• Harvard University Graduate School of Design

  John Andrews (Australian architect, born 1933)
• Harvard University Graduate School of Design

  John Andrews (Australian architect, born 1933)
• King's Chapel

  Peter Harrison (American architect, 1716-1775)
• Harvard University Graduate School of Design

  John Andrews (Australian architect, born 1933)
• Harvard University Graduate School of Design

  John Andrews (Australian architect, born 1933)
• 37 Newbury Street

  Charles Gwathmey (American architect, 1938-2009)
• Cambridge Rindge & Latin School

  Eduardo Catalano (Argentine architect, born 1917)
• Boston Common
• Great Dome

  William Welles Bosworth (American architect, New York, 1869-1966)
• Building in Cambridge
• Harvard University Building Under Construction
• Victuals Market
• Boston City Hall

  Noel Michael McKinnell (American architect, born 1935)
• Beacon Hill
• Monterey Bay Aquarium

  EHDD Architecture (American architectural firm, contemporary)
• Lubbock Water Rampage
• Houses on the Ponte Vecchio
• Rice University
• Rice University
• Office Interior
• Office Interior
• Derby House

  Frank Lloyd Wright (American architect, 1867-1959)
• Dove of Peace Lutheran Church

  William Kirby Lockard
• Rice University
• Rice University
• 140 Maiden Ln

  Frank Lloyd Wright (American architect, 1867-1959)
• The Colosseum
• Taos Pueblo
• Boston Government Service Center

  Paul Rudolph (American architect, 1918-1997)
• Richards Medical Research Laboratory

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

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

  SOM (American architectural firm, established 1939)
• 860-880 N Lake Shore Drive

  Ludwig Mies van der Rohe (German architect, 1886-1969)
• Taliesin West

  Frank Lloyd Wright (American architect, 1867-1959)
• Kresge College

  Charles Willard Moore (American architect, author, and educator, 1925-1993)
• Kresge College

  Charles Willard Moore (American architect, author, and educator, 1925-1993)
• First Baptist Church

  Harry Weese (American architect, 1915-1998)
• Hood Milk Bottle

  Arthur Gagner
• Richards Medical Research Laboratory

  Louis Isidore Kahn (Russian-American architect and city planner, 1901-1974)
• Office Building
• Rudolph Hall

  Paul Rudolph (American architect, 1918-1997)
• Morse College

  Eero Saarinen (American architect, designer, 1910-1961)
• Morse College

  Eero Saarinen (American architect, designer, 1910-1961)
• MIT Baker House

  Alvar Aalto (Finnish architect, 1898-1976)
• 140 Maiden Ln

  Frank Lloyd Wright (American architect, 1867-1959)
• Brutalist Building
• Yale Center for British Art

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

  Charles Brigham (American architect, 1841-1925)
• Massachusetts State House

  Charles Bulfinch (American architect, 1763-1844)
• South Station

  Shepley, Rutan & Coolidge (American architectural firm, active 1886-1914)
• Beacon Hill neighborhood
• 1 Winthrop Square
• Commonwealth Avenue
• Building in Boston
• Boston's Old City Hall

  Arthur Delevan Gilman (American architect, 1821-1882)
• Beacon Hill neighborhood
• Charles Street Meeting House

  Asher Benjamin (American architect, author, 1773-1845)
• The Boston Five Cents Savings Bank Building

  Noel Michael McKinnell (American architect, born 1935)
• The Bedford Building

  Charles Amos Cummings (American architect, 1833-1905)
• Boston Common
• Beacon Hill
• Downtown Boston