Glass House, New Canaan, Connecticut (Modern)

1979 Philip Johnson American, 1906- 2005

AT& T Building, Madison Ave., Manhattan (Post-Modern)

Seagram Building, Chicago interiors and restaurant (with

LMVDR) (Internationalism)
Brick House, New Canaan
Connecticut Crystal Cathedral, California (Post Modern)
1980 Luis Barragan Mexican (1902-1988) Luis Barragan House, Hidalgo Mexico
Torres de Satelite, Ciudad Satelite, Mexico
1981 James Stirling Scottish, British (1926-1992) Neue Staatsgalerie, Germany (epitome of Post-moderne)

Florey Building, Cambridge

1982 Kevin Roche Irish-American (1922) masterplanner
Metropolitan Museum of Art, NYC (masterplan)
College Life Insurance Company HQ, Indiana (pyramids)

Ford Foundation Bldg, Manhattan, NYC (Modern)

Knights of Columbus Building, New Haven, Connecticut
1983 Ieoh Ming Pei Chinese-Am (1917-2014) Bank of China Tower, Garden Road (49 elevs)
first to use composite space frame, ignored feng shui

JFK Presidential Library, Boston Massachusetts, (from 14 archi)

(most important commission)
Providence Cathedral Square (From Agora)
Le Grand Louvre, Paris (renovation, Renaissance)
Louvre Pyramic (Modern, Futuristic)
"purist, sculptural, neo-corbusian" white designs
1984 Richard Meier American (1934) light, color, and place
 New Harmony's Atheneym, Indiana

High Museum of Art, Atlanta, Georgia

Stadhaus Ulm, Germany
Jubilee Church, Rome
Cornell University Undergraduate Housing, New York
1985 Hans Hollein Austrian (1934-201) keyfigure of postmodern
Haas House, VIenna (postmodern)

Abteiberg Museum, Germany

Austrian Embassy, Berlin
Vulcania

1986 Gottfried Bohm German (1920) Nevigeser Wallfahrtsdom, Germany (Brutalist) pilgrimage
St. Columba Church, Cologne, Germany
1987 Kenzo Tange Japanese (1913-2005) prof. of Fumihiko Maki
Hiroshima Peace Center and Memorial Park
Tokyo Metropolitan Gov't Bldg, Shinjuku (Postmodern)

Yoyogi National Gymnasium (suspension roof)

St. Mary's Cathedral, Tokyo

Mode Gakuen Cocoon Tower, Tokyo (deconstructivist
1988 Gordon Bunshaft American (1909-1990) Lever House, Manhattan New York (International Style)

Ford World Headquarters, Michigan (SOM) (International Style)

Solow Building, Manhattan (SOM) sloping bldg
W. R. Grace Building, Manhattan (white travertine, also
sloping)
civic buildings for Brasilia, planned capital city in Brazil 1960,
1988 Oscar Neimeyer Brazilian (1907-2012) bldg with curves
UN headquarters new york

National Congress of Brazil, Federal district, Brazil

Cathedral of Brasilia, hyperboloid, 16 columns

Edificio Copan, Sau Paulo

1989 Frank Gehry Canadian (1929) Dancing House, Prague (Deconstructivism)
Museum of Pop Culture, Seattle (Deconstructivism)
Walt Disney Concert Hall, LA (Deconstructivism)

Guggenheim Musem, Bilbao, Spain

Biomuseo, Panama
1990 Aldo Rossi Italian (1931-1997) studied stalinist architecture
a poet who happens to be an architect
Central staircase is Bonnefanten Museum, Netherlands

Scholastic Corporation, Headquarters, New York

1991 Robert Venturi American (1925-2018) Vanna Venturi House, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
(Postmodern) "masterwork of modern american archi)
 "less is bore" post modern antidote
Guild House, Philadelphia (postmodernist)

Franklin Court, Philadelphia

Seattle Art Museum
1992 Alvaro Siza Vieira Portugese (1933) Tidal Pools of Leca de Palmeira, Portugese, Porto

Bonjour Tristesse, Berlin "Hello Sadness" Residential

New Orleans Rotterdam, Netherlands (Modernism)

1993 Fumihiko Maki Japanese (1928) Spiral Building, Aoyama Tokyo Japan
Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium renovation (futuristic)
St. Mary's international school for boys, tokyo

1994 French (1944) Cite de la musique, France (deconstructivism)

Christian de
Portzamparc Philharmonie luxembourg, Kirchberg, Luxembourg

Musee Herge, Brussels Belgium

"critical regionalism", "haiku", beautiful yet simple
1995 Tadao Ando Japanese (1941) idolization of reinforced concrete
 row house/ azuma house, sumiyoshi, osaka (no windows but
with inner courtyard
Church of the light, ibaraki, osaka

Langen Foundation, Rhine Westphalia, Germany

Suntory Museum, Osaka Japan

Water Temple, Hyogo Jqapan

1996 Rafael Moneo Spanish (1937) Cathedral of our lady of angels, LA (deconstructivist)

National Museum of Roman Art, Spain

Valadolid Science Museum, Spain

Murcia Town Hall, Spain

1997 Sverre Fhen Norwegian Norwegian Glacier Museum, Norway
 Anno Museum, Hamar, Norway (space frame)
Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris France (postmodern, High-
1998 Renzo Piano Italian tech) with Richard Rogers
Lingotto Factory Conversion, Torino, Itality (500mm long 5-
storey bldg) now multipurpose center
Zentrum Paul Klee, Bern Switzerland (horizontal curves)
Kansai International Airport, Osaka Japan

Jean-Marie Tjibaou Cultural Centre, New Caledonia

NEMO Science Museum, Amsterdam

1999 Norman Foster British Willis Building, Ipswich, England (all black with roof garden)
Willis Building, London (3-stepped design)

HSBC Bldg, Hong Kong

30 St. Mary Axe "The Gherkin", London, UK (neo-futuristic)
Apple Park, California (neo-futurism)

Hearst Tower, Manhattan, Triangular framing

2000 Rem Koolhas Dutch Casa de Musica, Porto, Portugal

De Rotterdam, Rotterdam, Netherlands

Seattle Central Library (deconstructivist)

Embassy of Netherlands, Berlin

China Central Television Headquarters, Beijing China
Herzog & De Meuron
Jacques Herzog Allianz Arena, Munich Germany (first full colour changing
2001 Pierre De Meuron firm in Switzerland exterior)

Bankside Power Station recommission

de Young Museum, San Francisco

Beijing National Stadium, South Road, Beijing China
 BBVA Headquarters, Madrid Spain (plate-looking)

Prada Store, Tokyo (latticework)

Elbe Philharmonic Hall, hamburg, germany

2002 Glenn Murcutt only australian architect Australian Islamic Center, Melbourne Australia

Arthur and yvonne Boyd Education Centre, New South Wales

Magney House Bingie Point, New South Wales
Fredericks, White House, New South Wales
Sydney Opera House, Australia (world heritage site)
2003 Jorn Utzon Danish (expressionist)
Kingo Houses, denmark (L-shaped houses)
 Kuwait National Assembly Building
Baegsvaerd Church, Copenhagen, Denmark
2004 Zaha Hadid Iraqi-British Parametricism, deconstructivism

MAXXI, Rome, Italy

Guangzhou Opera House

Phaeno Science Center, Germany

Bridge Pavilion, Zaragosa Spain
Riverside Museum, Glasgow, Scotland
London Aquatics Center (2012 summer olympics)
Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum, Michigan
Galaxy Soho, Beijing China
Heydar Aliyev Center, Baku, Azerbaijan

Dongdaemun Design Plaza, Seoul

Port Authority Building, Antwerp, Belgium

2005 Thom Mayne American morphosis architect

Perot Museum of Nature and Science, Dallas Texas

Sun Tower, Seoul

LEED Silver Certified

Diamond Ranch High School, California

Wayne Lyman Morse United States Courthouse

(deconstructivist)

Paulo Mendes da
2006 Rocha Brazilian (1907-2012) Pinacoteca do Estado Sao Paulo

Serra Dourada Stadium, Brazil

National Coaches Museum, Lisbon, Portugal
Paulistano Athelics Club Gymnasium, Brazil
2007 Richard Rogers british modernist and functionalist high-tech architecture

Lloyd's building, London

 Millenium Dome, London, England

Madrid Barajas Airport, Terminal 4, Spain

Senned, National Assembly Building, Cardiff UK

2008 Jean Nouvel French Torre Glories/ Torre Agbar (like st. mary axe)

culture and congress center, lucerne

Musée du quai Branly, Paris

Gasometers, Vienna
Monolith Expo 02

Louvre Abu Dhabi

 Doha Tower (also like st. mary axe)

2009 Peter Zumthor Swiss Bruder Klause Kapelle, Germany

Kolumba Art Museum, Germany
SANAA
Kazuyo Sejima
2010 Ryue Nishizawa Japanese 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Ishikawa Japan

Christian Dior Store, Tokyo, Japan

Serpentine Gallery Pavilion, 2009, London UK
EPFl Learning Centre/ Rolexx Learning Center, Switzerland

Eduardo Souto de
2011 Moura Portugese Estadio Municipal de Braga, Portugal

Paula Rego Museum (red pyramids), cascais, portugal

Burgo Tower Porto (like international style)

2012 Wang shu Chinese Ningbo Museum of Art

 Ceramic House, Jinhua China
Five scattered houses, ningbo

2013 Toyo Ito Japanese Serpentine Galley, 2002, London UK

Tower of Winds, Yokohama

Sendai Mediatheque, Miyagi Japan
VivoCity, HarbourFront Singapore

World Games National Stadium, Kaohsiung, Taiwan

International Museum of Baroque, Mexico (like thin shells,

mala richard meier)
use of paper as bldg material, cardboard tubes to house
2014 Shigeru Ban Japanese disaster victims

Centre Pompidou-Metz, Franz (hexagonal wood)

Cardboard Cathedral (Cardboard, wood, glass), New Zealand

Curtain Wall house, Tokyo Japan (literal na curtain wall)
 Paper log house, india

Aspen Art Museum, Colorado

german archi and structural
2015 Frei Otto engineer lightweight tensile and membrane structure

1972 Munich Olympic Stadium Roof

Umbrellas 1977 Pink Floyd tour
Aviary, Munich Zoo

Tuwaiq Palace, Saudi Arabia

2016 Alejandro Aravena Chilean housing projects

Siamese Towers, Catholic University of Chile

Quinta Monroy, hald of a good house, social housing, chile

Innovation Centre UC, Chile (no windows)

Ramon Vilalta
Carme Pigem
2017 Rafael Aranda Catalonia, Spain weathering steel boxes
 Soulages Museum, France

Bell-Loc Winery, Spain

Sant Antoni – Joan Oliver Library, Senior Citizens Center and
Cándida Pérez Gardens, Spain
2018 Balkrishna Doshi Indian Aranya Low Cost Housing, India

Ahmedabad School of Architecture (brick and concrete)

Tagore Memorial Hall