First Half
Classical Antiquity
- Parthenon; Acropolis, Athens, Greece; c447-38 BC
- Pantheon; Rome; c118-28 AD
Colonial
- Parson Capen House; Topsfield, MA; 1683
- Old Ship Meetinghouse; Hingham, MA; 1681
- Adam Thoroughgood House; Princess Anne County, VA; 1636-40
- Bacon's Castle; Surry County, VA; c1655
- General James Oglethorpe; Plan of Savannah, GA; 1733
- Mount Airy; Richmond County, VA; 1758-62
- Peter Harrison; Redwood Library; Newport, RI; 1748-50
Neoclassicism
- Charles Pierre L'Enfant; Plan of Washington, DC; 1791
- William Thornton; United States Capitol; Washington, DC; 1792
- Charles Bulfinch; Massachusetts State House; Boston; 1795-8
- Banjamin Latrobe; Bank of Pennsylvania; Philadelphia; 1798-1800
- Benjamin Latrobe; Baltimore Cathedral; 1804
- Thomas Jefferson; Monticello; Charlottesville, VA; 1770-82, 1796-1809
- Thomas Jefferson; Virginia State Capitol; Richmond; 1785-9
- Thomas Jefferson; UVA Plan; Charlottesville; 1817-22
- Nathaniel Russell House; Charleston, SC; c1809
Greek Revival
- William Strickland; Second Bank of the United States; Philadelphia; 1818
- Thomas U. Walter; Girard College; Philadelphia; 1833-47
- Thomas U. Walter; Andalusia; near Philadelphia; 1797, 1834
- William Strickland; Philadelphia Merchants Exchange; 1832-4
- Henry Walters/Alexander Jackson Davis; Ohio State Capitol; Columbus; 1838
Egyptian/Exotic Revivals
- Thomas Stewart; Medical College of Virginia; Richmond; 1838-45
- William Strickland; Downtown First Presbyterian Church; Nashville, TN; 1848-1941
- John Haviland; Halls of Justice and House of Detention (the Tombs); New York; 1835-8
Romanesque Revival
- James Renwick; Smithsonian Institution; Washington, DC; 1846-55
Octagon Mode
- Samuel Sloane; Longwood; Natchez, MS; 1860-1
Gothic Revival
- John Haviland; Eastern States Penitentiary; Philadelphia; 1823-5
- Richard Upjohn; Trinity Church; New York City; 1839-46
- James Renwick; St. Patrick's Cathedral; New York City; 1858-79
- St. James-the-Less; Philadelphia; 1846-8
- Alexander Jackson Davis; Lyndhurst; Tarrytown, NY; 1838-65
Renaissance Revival
- John Notman; Athenaeum; Philadelphia; 1845-7
Second Empire
- Alfred B. Mullett; Old Executive Office Building (State, War, and Navy); Washington, DC; 1871-5
- John McArthur, Jr.; City Hall; Philadelphia, PA; 1871-1901
High Victorian Gothic
- Ware and Van Brunt; Memorial Hall; Harvard University - Cambridge, MA; 1870-6
- Frank Furness; Provident Life and Trust Company; Philadelphia, PA; 1876-9
- Frank Furness; Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts; Philadlephia, PA; 1871-6
- Frank Furness; University of Pennsylvania Library; Philadelphia, PA; 1888-90
Queen Anne
- H.H. Richardson; William Watts Sherman House; Newport, RI; 1874
Shingle Style
- H.H. Richardson; Stoughton House; Cambridge, MA; 1882-3
- McKim, Mead and White; Isaac Bell House; Newport, RI; 1882-3
- McKim, Mead and White; William Low House; Bristol, RI; 1887
Chateauesque
- Richard Morris Hunt; Biltmore; Asheville, NC; 1888-95
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Second Half
H.H. Richardson
- Trinity Church; Boston, MA; 1872-7
- Thomas Crane Memorial Library; Quincy, MA; 1880-3
- Ames Memorial; Sherman, WY; 1879-81
- F.L. Ames Gate Lodge; North Easton, MA; 1880-1
- Marshall Field Wholesale Store; Chicago, IL; 1885-7
- Allegheny County Courthouse/Jail; Pittsburgh, PA; 1883-8
Beaux-Arts Classicism
- Daniel Burnham (Director of Works); World's Columbian Exposition; Chicago, IL; 1893
- Richard Morris Hunt; The Breakers; Newport, RI; 1892-5
- McKim, Mead & White; Boston Public Library; Boston, MA; 1887-95
- McKim, Mead & White; Pennsylvania STation; New York, NY; 1902-11
- John Russell Pope; Jefferson Memorial; Washington, DC; 1939-43
City Beautiful Movement
- Senate Park Commission; Plan of Washington, DC; 1902
Chicago School
- William LeBaron Jenny; Home Insurance Building; Chicago, IL; 1883-5
- William LeBaron Jenny; Second Leiter Building; Chicago, IL; 1889-91
- Burnham and Root; Rookery; Chicago, IL; 1885-7
- Burnham and Root; Monadnock Building; Chicago, IL; 1889-91
- D.H. Burnham and Co.; Reliance Building; Chicago, IL; 1894-5 (begun by Burnham and Root, 1889-91)
- Adler & Sullivan; Auditorium Building; Chicago, IL; 1886-90
- Adler & Sullivan; Wainwright Building; St. Louis, MO; 1890-1
- Adler & Sullivan; Guaranty Building; Buffalo, NY; 1894-6
- Louis H. Sullivan; Carson Pirie Scott Store (Schlesinger & Mayer Store); Chicago, IL; 1898-1904
New York Skyscrapers
- Cass Gilbert; Woolworth Building; New York, NY; 1911-3
- Howells & Hood; Tribune Tower; Chicago, IL; 1922-5
- Eliel Saarinen; Tribune Tower Competition entry; 1922
- Raymond Hood; Americn Radiator Building; New York, NY; 1924
- Associated Architects; Rockefeller Center; New York, NY; 1027-35
Prairie Style
- Frank Lloyd Wright; William Winslow House; River Forest, IL; 1894
- Frank Lloyd Wright; Ward Willits House; Highland Park, IL; 1902
- Frank Lloyd Wright; Frederick C. Robie House; Chicago, IL; 1909
- Frank Lloyd Wright; Unity Temple; Oak Park, IL; 1904-6
- Frank Lloyd Wright; Larkin Building; Buffalo, NY; 1903
California in Early 20th Century
- Bernard Maybeck; First Church of Christ, Scientist; Berkeley, CA; 1909-11
- Greene & Greene; Gamble House; Pasadena, CA; 1908-9
- Frank Lloyd Wright; Millard House; Pasadena, CA; 1923
Frank Lloyd Wright: 1930-50
- Model for Broadacre City; 1931-5
- Fallingwater, on Bear Run; Fayette County, PA; 1936-7
- Herbert Jacobs House; Madison, WI; 1936
- Johnson Wax Administration Bldg; Racine, WI; 1936-9
Laboratory Tower; 1946-9
European Modernism
- Austrian Architects and the Secession
- Joseph Maria Olbrich; Secession Building; Vienna; 1897-9
- Josef Hoffman; Stoclet House; Brussells; 1905-11
- Adolph Loos; Steiner House; Vienna; 1910
- Deutscher Werkbund
- Peter Behrens; AEG Turbine Factory; Berlin; 1909
- Walter Gropius & Adolf Meyer; Fagus Factory; Alfeld-an-der-Leine, Germany; 1911-2
- International Style in Europe
- Walter Gropius; The Bauhaus; Dessau, Germany; 1925-6
- Ludwig Mies van der Rohe; German Pavilion, International Exposition; Barcelona, Spain; 1929
- Le Corbusier; Dom-ino Skeleton; 1914-5
- Le Corbusier; Weissenhof Estate Exhibition; Stuttgart, Germany; 1927
- Le Corbusier; Villa Savoye; Poissy, France; 1929-31
- Le Corbusier; Plan Voisin project; Paris; 1925
International Style in U.S.
- R.M. Schindler; Lovell Beach House; Newport Beach, CA; 1925-6
- Richard Neutra; Lovell Health House; Los Angeles, CA; 1927-9
- Howe & Lescaze; Philadelphia Savings Fund Society; Philadelphia, PA; 1929-32
- Ludwig Mies van der Rohe; Illinois Institute of Technology; Chicago, IL; begun 1939
Crown Hall; 1950-6
- Ludwig Mies van der Rohe; 860-880 Lakeshore Drive; Chicago, IL; 1949-51
- Ludwig Mies van der Rohe; Farnsworth House; Plano, IL; 1945-50
- Philip Johnson; Glass House; New Canaan, CT; 1945-9
- Ludwig Mies van der Rohe & Philip Johnson; Seagram Building; New York, NY; 1954-8
- Skidmore, Owings & Merrill; Lever House; New York, NY; 1950-2
Modernism: 1950-70
- Frank Lloyd Wright; Guggenheim Museum; New York, NY; 1957-60
- Eero Saarinen; TWA Terminal, JFK Airport; New York, NY; 1956-62
- Eero Ssarinen; Dulles International Airport; Chantilly, VA; 1958-62
- Louis I. Kahn; Salk Institute for Biological Studies; La Jolla, CA; 1959-65
Post-Modernism: 1960-85
- Robert Venturi; Guild House; Philadelphia, PA; 1960-5
- Philip Johnson & John Burgee; AT&T Building; New York, NY; 1978-84
- Philip Johnson & John Burgee; PPG Place; Pittsburgh, PA; 1979-84
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