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Granitmuseum Bayerischer Wald (Granitzentrum)
Brückner & Brückner
2004-05
Hauzenberg, Germany
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Kunsthalle Würth
H. Larsen, R. Würth
1997, 1997-2001
Schwäbisch Hall, Germany
- German Reichstag
P. Wallot, P. Baumgarten
1882, 1884-89, 1960, 1994-99
Berlin, Germany
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Ruskin Library, Lancaster University
MacCormac Jamieson Pritchard
1998
Lancaster, Great Britain
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Fishing school
J. Etienne
1997
Fécamp, France
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Bürgerhaus
Page & Park, Collier, McLay & Partners
1997
Port Glasgow, Great Britain
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Patientenberatungszentrum
R. Murphy Architects, D. Narro
1997
Edinburgh, Great Britain
- Dominus Vinery, Napa Valley
Herzog & de Meuron, C. Moueix, C. Chen-Moueix
1995-97
Yountville, United States of America
- Nevogilde House 2
E. Souto de Moura
1983-88
Porto, Portugal
- Friedenskirche Weiherfeld
O. Bartning, E. Rossmann
1948-49, 1961
Karlsruhe, Germany
- Queen Olga Building
P. Schmitthenner
1950-54
Stuttgart, Germany
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Oberpostdirektion (ehemals Reichspostdirektion)
H. Billing
1934-38
Karlsruhe, Germany
- Deutscher Pavillon auf der Weltausstellung 1937
A. Speer Sr.
1937
Paris, France
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Haus der Kunst
P. L. Troost, G. Troost
1933-37
Munich, Germany
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Salman Schocken Residence and Library
E. Mendelsohn
1934-35
Jerusalem (Izrael part), Israel
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Baedekerhaus
E. Bode
1926-28
Essen, Germany
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Paramount Building
Rapp and Rapp
1926
New York City, United States of America
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Parkfriedhof Huttrop (Trauerhalle)
E. Bode
1923-26
Essen, Germany
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Geschäftshaus Blum (ehem. Kaufhaus Loosen, vorm. Blum)
E. Bode
1925
Essen, Germany
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Volksbühne
H. Richter, O. Kaufmann
1910-16
Berlin, Germany
- Central Station
Lossow und Kühne
1902-15
Leipzig, Germany
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Joshua G. Melson House - The Castle
W. B. Griffin
1912-14
Mason City, United States of America
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Central Station
A. Stürzenacker
1913
Karlsruhe, Germany
- Kunstgebäude am Schlossplatz
P. Bonatz, T. Fischer, G. Wilhelm
1909-13
Stuttgart, Germany
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Knopf Department Store (now Karstadt)
W. Kreis
1912
Karlsruhe, Germany
- Pan American Union Building (Organization of American States)
P. Cret
1908-10
Washington D.C., United States of America
- Singer Building
E. Flagg
1906-08 [destroyed]
New York City, United States of America
- Kurhaus
F. von Thiersch
1902-07
Wiesbaden, Germany
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Luther Church
O. Kuhlmann
1905-06
Chemnitz, Germany
- »Flatiron« - Fuller Building
D. H. Burnham & Co.
1902
New York City, United States of America
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James A. Patten House
G. W. Maher
1901 [destroyed]
Chicago, United States of America
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University Club
McKim, Mead & White
1899-1900
New York City, United States of America
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Queen's Cross Church (ursprünglich St. Matthew's Free Church)
C. R. Mackintosh
1898
Glasgow, Great Britain
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Martyrs' Public School
C. R. Mackintosh
1895-96
Glasgow, Great Britain
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Ankerhaus am Graben
O. Wagner
1895
Vienna, Austria
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Bradbury Building
G. H. Wyman
1889-93
Los Angeles, United States of America
- Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
F. Furness
1871-76, 1888-91
Philadelphia, United States of America
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Opera House Block
L. Sullivan
1890
Pueblo, United States of America
- Leiter II Building (Sears and Roebuck & Co.)
W. Le Baron Jenney
1889-90
Chicago, United States of America
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Standard Club
L. Sullivan, D. Adler
1887-88
Chicago, United States of America
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Union Station
H. H. Richardson
1885-87
New London, United States of America
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John J. Glessner House (Chicago School of Architecture Foundation)
H. H. Richardson
1885-87
Chicago, United States of America
- Marshall Field Wholesale Store
H. H. Richardson
1885 [destroyed]
Chicago, United States of America
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Villard Houses
McKim, Mead & White
1884-85
New York City, United States of America
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Baptist Church
H. H. Richardson
1884
Newton, United States of America
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Ames Guest House (Ames Gate Lodge)
H. H. Richardson
1881
North Easton, United States of America
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W. K. Vanderbilt House
R. M. Hunt
1878-80
New York City, United States of America
- Leiter I Building
W. Le Baron Jenney
1879
Chicago, United States of America
- Hauptgebäude der Universität Karlsruhe
H. Hübsch, T. Fischer
1833-35, 1864
Karlsruhe, Germany
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Royal Botanic Garden, Palm Houses
R. Matheson
1834-58
Edinburgh, Great Britain
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March 3, 2008
- Steven Holl Architects Four projects in China under constructionDetail Online – news
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Today it is announced that Rem Koolhaas is the 23rd Pritzker Prize Laureate. As a congratulation on our part we hereby publish an article by Rodrigo Cardoso on OMA's House of Music in Porto.ArchiNed.nl – news
The feelings aroused by the project of the House of Music can perhaps be put together under one category: they are excessive. The City Hall shows excessive pride, the »intellectual elite« shows excessive excitement, the »progressive« people show exce…
March 7, 2000
- Greg Lynn recites from his own work
Architects like to plan their use of time systematically. Le Corbusier divided his day into three parts - for painting, architecture and urban planning. Greg Lynn devotes 30% of his time to teaching, 30% to commercial commissions and 30% to research. No doubt it was during the remaining 10% that he wrote the sci-fi story he recited at the Berlage Institute. Jeroen Mensink reports.ArchiNed.nl – news
Building ProcessThough even his complex forms cause many a mouth to drop open in wonderment, Greg Lynn's design method is every bit as interesting as the end result. In recent years, however, his pioneering work has shifted emphasis - spurred no doub…
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