Visit the official site of this Wisconsin congregation housed in a Wright-designed temple. Introduces both ministries and the building.

Classic Maybeck house is a Bay Regional shingle residence with a wood frame. Read comments by the architect.

Introduces this Buffalo, New York home designed and built by Frank Lloyd Wright. Includes news on ongoing restoration projects.

Presents an image gallery, floor plans, and the history of this South Bend, Indiana, home designed by Wright.

Provides facts on one of Saarinen's airport projects. Includes quotes on the structure and a digital 3D model.

Offers a fact sheet on the famous dual live-work structures designed by Charles and Ray Eames in Santa Monica, California. Includes commentary.

Presents a short profile of what is considered to be the first atrium-style office building. Explore pages on other architects and structures.

Features a 3-dimensional model, a research bibliography and a critical analysis of this home designed by Charles Gwathmey-Siegel.

Provides photographs, a list of resources, and commentary on the largest and most ambitious of Mackintosh's domestic buildings.

Read an overview of Mackintosh's famous domestic building, featured in a series on the history of architecture and design. Includes a photo.

Multimedia exhibit chronicles the development of the enclosed superstadium in America. Find history, case studies, a time-line and a glossary.

Details the Kresge Auditorium structure in Cambridge, Massachusetts built in the early 50s. Includes photographs and a digital model.

Read a transcription of a speech given by one of the architects involved in the capitol city construction project. Details the site's history.

Features an introduction to the postwar office building that marked a shift from International Style idealism to American commercialism.

Find commentary, facts and figures, and a list of resources on the architect's Berkeley studio, presented by Great Buildings Online.

See pictures and descriptions of Mies van der Rohe's Chicago apt. buildings, and read a biography of the architect.

Offers an introduction to the tensile structures engineered by Frei Otto. Includes photographs of his Munich stadia of 1972.

Find photos and descriptions of this California state historic landmark, designed in 1904 by Maybeck.

Digital Imaging Project presents photographs and commentary on UC Berkeley gym by Bernard Maybeck and Julia Morgan, 1925-27.

Great Buildings Online presents commentary and a list of resources on the public thoroughfare created by the Maybeck in 1912 in Berkeley.

Essay explains the conception and execution of this memorial and cultural center whose architectural advisory committee was chaired by Maybeck.

View this late work by Nervi that features his trademark ferro-concrete structural technique. Includes many photographs.

Considers the New York headquarters of the UN created by a committee headed by Le Corbusier from 1949-1953. Includes a link to an official tour.

Offers details and commentary on this 1952 private dwelling by Rudolph. Link to a biography of the architect.

Provides two photographs of the exterior and commentary on the art nouveau urban building. Includes a quote from Mackintosh.