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1 John Russell Pope. The National Gallery. 1941

2 Oculus of the rotunda

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4 Soon after completion in 1941

5 Frank Gehry. Guggenheim Museum Bilbao, Bilbao, Spain, 1997

6 At night, 2007

7 Glass, titanium, limestone

8 Zaha Hadid. Lois & Richard Rosenthal Center for Contemporary Art, Cincinnati. 2003

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11 William Van Alen. Chrysler Building, New York. 1930

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13 Distinctive crown

14 Detail of ornamentation at the crown

15 Eagle from 61st floor

16 Ludwig van der Rohe & Philip Johnson. Seagram Building. NY. 1958

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19 Arata Isozaki & Assoc. Team Disney Building. Orlando, Fl. 1991

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22 Moshe Safdie. Habitat, Montreal. 1967

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27 Rural Studio. Bryant House. Mason’s Bend, Alabama. 1994

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29 Back of house- bedroom bay for each of the three grandchildren

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