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Contextual Architecture
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Courtyards & Patios
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Iconic Buildings
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Jørn Utzon
Kengo Kuma
Kenzo Tange
Le Corbusier
Louis Kahn
Mies van der Rohe
Minimalism
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Metabolism
Modernism

Organic Architecture
Parametric Architecture
Postmodernism
Prefab Architecture
Primitive Shapes
Pritzker Prize Works
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Restoration and Preservation
Social Housing
Structuralism
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Tadao Ando
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Vernacular Architecture
White in Architecture
Wood Structures

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“TYPE is thus a constant and manifests itself with a character of necessity… it reacts dialectically with technique, function, and style, as well as with both the collective character and the individual moment of the architectural artifact” – Aldo Rossi.

Airports & Terminals
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Chapels
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City and Town Halls
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Civic Centers
Colleges and Universities
Concert Halls
Convents, Monasteries, parishes
Courthouses
Cultural Centers
Fire & Police Stations
Garages, Depots, and Warehouses
Gas Stations, Rest Areas
Headquarters
Hospitals & Health Centers

Hotels
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Installations
Kindergartens and Pre-schools
Landscape Design
Libraries and Mediatheques
Memorials
Metro Stations
Mosques
Museums
Music Schools
Offices
Parking Structures
Pavilions
Power Plants
Prisons & Detention Centres
Ranches and Stables
Research Centers

Residential Complexes
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Schools
Social Housing
Skyscrapers
Sports Centers
Squares & Streets
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Teahouse
Temples
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Transportation Hubs
Urban Parks
Urban Planning
Visitor Centers
Wineries and Distilleries
Zoos and Animal Shelters

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“Architecture should speak of its time and place, but yearn for timelessness.” – Frank Gehry

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“Whatever space and time mean, place and occasion mean more” – Aldo Van Eyck.

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Browse by Materials

“Each material has its specific characteristics, which we must understand if we want to use it. This is no less true of steel and concrete.” – Mies van der Rohe.

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Fabrics
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