Cambridge 2000 Gallery: architects

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Architects:

Below are some architects for which there are several photos in the collection:

Mimar Sinan:

  1. Istanbul, Turkey: Rüstem Paşa Camii (Mosque): column (Iznik) tiles (1560, architect Mimar Sinan) (145 kb, 3 April 2006)
  2. Istanbul, Turkey: Rüstem Paşa Camii (Mosque): column (Iznik) tiles (1560, architect Mimar Sinan) (158 kb, 3 April 2006)
  3. Istanbul, Turkey: Rüstem Paşa Camii (Mosque): courtyard dais (1560, architect Mimar Sinan) (95 kb, 3 April 2006)
  4. Istanbul, Turkey: Rüstem Paşa Camii (Mosque): courtyard dome (1560, architect Mimar Sinan) (77 kb, 3 April 2006)
  5. Istanbul, Turkey: Rüstem Paşa Camii (Mosque): courtyard (Iznik) tiled prayer niche (1560, architect Mimar Sinan) (138 kb, 3 April 2006)
  6. Istanbul, Turkey: Rüstem Paşa Camii (Mosque): decoration (embossed leather?) on ceiling (1560, architect Mimar Sinan) (125 kb, 3 April 2006)
  7. Istanbul, Turkey: Rüstem Paşa Camii (Mosque): inlaid door panel (1560, architect Mimar Sinan) (128 kb, 3 April 2006)
  8. Istanbul, Turkey: Rüstem Paşa Camii (Mosque): (Iznik) tiles between arches (1560, architect Mimar Sinan) (104 kb, 3 April 2006)
  9. Istanbul, Turkey: Rüstem Paşa Camii (Mosque): (Iznik) tiles over door (1560, architect Mimar Sinan) (108 kb, 3 April 2006)
  10. Istanbul, Turkey: Rüstem Paşa Camii (Mosque): main dome (1560, architect Mimar Sinan) (112 kb, 3 April 2006)
  11. Istanbul, Turkey: Rüstem Paşa Camii (Mosque): wall (Iznik) tiles (1560, architect Mimar Sinan) (143 kb, 3 April 2006)
  12. Istanbul, Turkey: Süleymaniye Camii (Mosque): courtyard and minaret (1550-1557, architect Mimar Sinan) (52 kb, 3 April 2006)
  13. Istanbul, Turkey: Süleymaniye Camii (Mosque): courtyard dome (1550-1557, architect Mimar Sinan) (102 kb, 3 April 2006)
  14. Istanbul, Turkey: Süleymaniye Camii (Mosque): decoration over entrance (1550-1557, architect Mimar Sinan) (81 kb, 3 April 2006)
  15. Istanbul, Turkey: Süleymaniye Camii (Mosque): domes from outside (1550-1557, architect Mimar Sinan) (83 kb, 3 April 2006)
  16. Istanbul, Turkey: Süleymaniye Camii (Mosque): half-domes and main dome (1550-1557, architect Mimar Sinan) (110 kb, 3 April 2006)
  17. Istanbul, Turkey: Süleymaniye Camii (Mosque): (Iznik) tiles over courtyard window (1550-1557, architect Mimar Sinan) (99 kb, 3 April 2006)
  18. Istanbul, Turkey: Süleymaniye Camii (Mosque): main dome (1550-1557, architect Mimar Sinan) (104 kb, 3 April 2006)
  19. Istanbul, Turkey: Süleymaniye Camii (Mosque): stone latticework (1550-1557, architect Mimar Sinan) (76 kb, 3 April 2006)

Antoni Gaudí:

  1. Barcelona, Spain: Casa Batlló: façade (1904-1907, architect Antoni Gaudí) (104 kb, 13 December 2003)
  2. Barcelona, Spain: Casa Milà (La Pedrera): chimney pots (1906-1912, architect Antoni Gaudí) (46 kb, 13 December 2003)
  3. Barcelona, Spain: Casa Milà (La Pedrera): façade (1906-1912, architect Antoni Gaudí) (108 kb, 13 December 2003)
  4. Barcelona, Spain: La Sagrada Família: Passion façade (architect Antoni Gaudí) (95 kb, 14 December 2003)
  5. Barcelona, Spain: Palau Güell: trencadí chimney pot (1886-1888, architect Antoni Gaudí) (58 kb, 13 December 2003)
  6. Barcelona, Spain: Park Güell: autumn sun plafond (1900-1914, Antoni Gaudí and Josep Maria Jujol) (137 kb, 14 December 2003)
  7. Barcelona, Spain: Park Güell: salamander (dragon) sculpture (1900-1914, architect Antoni Gaudí) (107 kb, 14 December 2003)
  8. Barcelona, Spain: Park Güell: spring sun plafond (1900-1914, Antoni Gaudí and Josep Maria Jujol) (145 kb, 14 December 2003)
  9. Barcelona, Spain: Park Güell: summer sun plafond (1900-1914, Antoni Gaudí and Josep Maria Jujol) (133 kb, 14 December 2003)
  10. Barcelona, Spain: Park Güell: trencadí mosaics (1900-1914, architect Antoni Gaudí) (126 kb, 14 December 2003)
  11. Barcelona, Spain: Park Güell: winter sun plafond (1900-1914, Antoni Gaudí and Josep Maria Jujol) (137 kb, 14 December 2003)

Hector Guimard:

  1. Paris, France: Castel Béranger, 14 Rue la Fontaine: balcony (art nouveau, 1897-1898, architect Hector Guimard) (71 kb, 19 December 2003)
  2. Paris, France: Castel Béranger, 14 Rue la Fontaine: door (art nouveau, 1897-1898, architect Hector Guimard) (77 kb, 28 March 2003)
  3. Paris, France: Hotel Mezza, 60 Rue La Fontaine: window (1911, architect Hector Guimard) (97 kb, 2 April 2004)
  4. Paris, France: Immeuble Jassedé, 142 Avenue de Versailles: door (art nouveau, 1905, architect Hector Guimard) (86 kb, 25 June 2004)
  5. Paris, France: metro station Chardon-Lagache: metalwork (art nouveau, 1913, architect Hector Guimard) (121 kb, 19 December 2003)
  6. Paris, France: Rue Agar: window (1911, architect Hector Guimard) (75 kb, 2 April 2004)
  7. Paris, France: synagogue, 10 Rue Pavée: façade (1913, architect Hector Guimard) (83 kb, 13 October 2004)

Jules Lavirotte:

  1. Paris, France: 134 Rue de Grenelle: window (1903, architect Jules Lavirotte) (85 kb, 5 March 2004)
  2. Paris, France: 151 Rue de Grenelle: door (art nouveau, 1898, architect Jules Lavirotte) (103 kb, 5 March 2004)
  3. Paris, France: 151 Rue de Grenelle: lizard eating corn cob on door (art nouveau, 1898, architect Jules Lavirotte) (104 kb, 5 March 2004)
  4. Paris, France: 29 Avenue Rapp: door (art nouveau, 1901, architect Jules Lavirotte, sculptor Jean-Baptise Larrivé) (104 kb, 27 March 2003)
  5. Paris, France: 29 Avenue Rapp: façade (art nouveau, 1901, architect Jules Lavirotte) (113 kb, 2 April 2004)
  6. Paris, France: 29 Avenue Rapp: lizard on door (art nouveau, 1901, architect Jules Lavirotte) (113 kb, 28 March 2003)
  7. Paris, France: 3 Square Rapp: door (art nouveau, 1899-1900, architect Jules Lavirotte) (91 kb, 28 March 2003)
  8. Paris, France: Lycée Leonardo da Vinci, 12 Rue Sedillot: balcony (1899, architect Jules Lavirotte) (87 kb, 2 April 2004)
  9. Paris, France: Lycée Leonardo da Vinci, 12 Rue Sedillot: window (1899, architect Jules Lavirotte) (97 kb, 2 April 2004)

Henri Ragache:

  1. Paris, France: 14 Place Adolphe Chérioux: door (art nouveau, 1902, architect Henri Ragache) (82 kb, 28 March 2003)
  2. Paris, France: 185 Rue de Vaugirard: façade (1898, architect Henri Ragache ) (111 kb, 11 October 2006)
  3. Paris, France: 2 Rue Lecourbe: door (art nouveau, 1902, architect Henri Ragache) (97 kb, 4 March 2004)
  4. Paris, France: 29 Rue des Volontaires: façade (1897, architect Henri Ragache) (95 kb, 25 June 2004)
  5. Paris, France: 60 Rue Lecourbe: façade (1900, architect Henri Ragache) (112 kb, 13 October 2006)
  6. Paris, France: 60 Rue Lecourbe: sculpture over door of woman (1900, architect Henri Ragache) (86 kb, 10 October 2006)

Frank Lloyd Wright:

  1. Buffalo, New York: Darwin D. Martin Gardener's Cottage: view from front (c1908, architect Frank Lloyd Wright) (113 kb, 7 September 2005)
  2. Buffalo, New York: Darwin D. Martin House: 'martin house' roof top ornament (now on ground) (1904-1906, architect Frank Lloyd Wright) (93 kb, 7 September 2005)
  3. Buffalo, New York: Forest Lawn Cemetery: Blue Sky Mausoleum (designed 1928, built 2004, architect Frank Lloyd Wright) (65 kb, 7 September 2005)
  4. Chalk Hill, Pennsylvania: Kentuck Knob (I.N. and Bernardine Hagan House): driveway lamp (1950s, architect Frank Lloyd Wright) (115 kb, 9 September 2005)
  5. Chalk Hill, Pennsylvania: Kentuck Knob (I.N. and Bernardine Hagan House): entrance area (1954-1956, architect Frank Lloyd Wright) (100 kb, 9 September 2005)
  6. Chalk Hill, Pennsylvania: Kentuck Knob (I.N. and Bernardine Hagan House): entrance area detail (steps, wall frieze, small triangular rain drain) (1954-1956, architect Frank Lloyd Wright) (82 kb, 9 September 2005)
  7. Chalk Hill, Pennsylvania: Kentuck Knob (I.N. and Bernardine Hagan House): southwest corner (the 'prow') (1954-1956, architect Frank Lloyd Wright) (118 kb, 9 September 2005)
  8. Chalk Hill, Pennsylvania: Kentuck Knob (I.N. and Bernardine Hagan House): terrace including hexagonal roof cutouts (1954-1956, architect Frank Lloyd Wright) (82 kb, 9 September 2005)
  9. Chalk Hill, Pennsylvania: Kentuck Knob (I.N. and Bernardine Hagan House): west wall and hexagonal roof cutouts (1954-1956, architect Frank Lloyd Wright) (112 kb, 9 September 2005)
  10. Derby, New York: Graycliff (Isabel Martin House): view from back (1926-1927, architect Frank Lloyd Wright) (105 kb, 7 September 2005)
  11. Lakeland, Florida: Florida Southern College: Annie Pfeiffer Chapel, bell tower exterior (1938-1941, Frank Lloyd Wright) (56 kb, 20 July 2007)
  12. Lakeland, Florida: Florida Southern College: Annie Pfeiffer Chapel, bell tower interior (1938-1941, Frank Lloyd Wright) (63 kb, 20 July 2007)
  13. Lakeland, Florida: Florida Southern College: Annie Pfeiffer Chapel, exterior view (1938-1941, Frank Lloyd Wright) (62 kb, 20 July 2007)
  14. Lakeland, Florida: Florida Southern College: Annie Pfeiffer Chapel, exterior wall (1938-1941, Frank Lloyd Wright) (77 kb, 20 July 2007)
  15. Lakeland, Florida: Florida Southern College: Annie Pfeiffer Chapel, interior wall with glass tiles (1938-1941, Frank Lloyd Wright) (70 kb, 20 July 2007)
  16. Lakeland, Florida: Florida Southern College: Annie Pfeiffer Chapel, wall below bell tower (1938-1941, Frank Lloyd Wright) (68 kb, 20 July 2007)
  17. Lakeland, Florida: Florida Southern College: Emile E. Watson Administration Building, courtyard pool (1945-1948, Frank Lloyd Wright) (76 kb, 20 July 2007)
  18. Lakeland, Florida: Florida Southern College: Esplanade (1941-1958, Frank Lloyd Wright, partly restored) (55 kb, 20 July 2007)
  19. Lakeland, Florida: Florida Southern College: Esplanade hexagonal cutouts, at Administration Building (1945-1948, Frank Lloyd Wright) (41 kb, 20 July 2007)
  20. Lakeland, Florida: Florida Southern College: Esplanade ironwork grill (1950s?, Frank Lloyd Wright) (86 kb, 20 July 2007)
  21. Lakeland, Florida: Florida Southern College: Esplanade, at Administration Building (1945-1948, Frank Lloyd Wright) (54 kb, 20 July 2007)
  22. Lakeland, Florida: Florida Southern College: Lucius Pond Ordway Building (Industrial Arts Building), exterior (1942-1952, Frank Lloyd Wright) (78 kb, 20 July 2007)
  23. Lakeland, Florida: Florida Southern College: Lucius Pond Ordway Building (Industrial Arts Building), interior (1942-1952, Frank Lloyd Wright) (75 kb, 20 July 2007)
  24. Lakeland, Florida: Florida Southern College: Planetarium (Cosmography Building), view (1953-1958, Frank Lloyd Wright) (69 kb, 20 July 2007)
  25. Lakeland, Florida: Florida Southern College: Polk County Science Building, esplanade (with aluminum columns) (1953-1958, Frank Lloyd Wright) (75 kb, 20 July 2007)
  26. Lakeland, Florida: Florida Southern College: Polk County Science Building, view (1953-1958, Frank Lloyd Wright) (71 kb, 20 July 2007)
  27. Lakeland, Florida: Florida Southern College: Thad Buckner Building (was E.T. Roux Library), reading room exterior view (1941-1945, Frank Lloyd Wright) (50 kb, 20 July 2007)
  28. Lakeland, Florida: Florida Southern College: Thad Buckner Building (was E.T. Roux Library), reading room interior view (1941-1945, Frank Lloyd Wright) (64 kb, 20 July 2007)
  29. Lakeland, Florida: Florida Southern College: Three Seminar Buildings (L.A. Raulerson Building), column (showing different colors considered for walls, and small glass tiles) (1940-1941, Frank Lloyd Wright) (61 kb, 20 July 2007)
  30. Lakeland, Florida: Florida Southern College: William H. Danforth Chapel (Minor Chapel), exterior view (1954-1955, Frank Lloyd Wright) (97 kb, 20 July 2007)
  31. Lakeland, Florida: Florida Southern College: William H. Danforth Chapel (Minor Chapel), main stained glass window (1954-1955, Frank Lloyd Wright) (66 kb, 20 July 2007)
  32. Mill Run, Pennsylvania: Fallingwater (Kaufmann House): dining table (1935-1937, architect Frank Lloyd Wright) (72 kb, 9 September 2005)
  33. Mill Run, Pennsylvania: Fallingwater (Kaufmann House): entrance, driveway and trellis (1935-1937, architect Frank Lloyd Wright) (131 kb, 9 September 2005)
  34. Mill Run, Pennsylvania: Fallingwater (Kaufmann House): guest house plunge pool (1938, architect Frank Lloyd Wright) (108 kb, 9 September 2005)
  35. Mill Run, Pennsylvania: Fallingwater (Kaufmann House): living room (1935-1937, architect Frank Lloyd Wright) (93 kb, 9 September 2005)
  36. Mill Run, Pennsylvania: Fallingwater (Kaufmann House): living room east terrace (1935-1937, architect Frank Lloyd Wright) (88 kb, 9 September 2005)
  37. Mill Run, Pennsylvania: Fallingwater (Kaufmann House): living room, hatchway to stream (1935-1937, architect Frank Lloyd Wright) (90 kb, 9 September 2005)
  38. Mill Run, Pennsylvania: Fallingwater (Kaufmann House): master bedroom terrace and living room west terrace (1935-1937, architect Frank Lloyd Wright) (79 kb, 9 September 2005)
  39. Mill Run, Pennsylvania: Fallingwater (Kaufmann House): standard view (1935-1937, architect Frank Lloyd Wright) (141 kb, 9 September 2005)
  40. Mill Run, Pennsylvania: Fallingwater (Kaufmann House): third floor terrace (1935-1937, architect Frank Lloyd Wright) (102 kb, 9 September 2005)
  41. Mill Run, Pennsylvania: Fallingwater (Kaufmann House): view from bridge (1935-1937, architect Frank Lloyd Wright) (86 kb, 9 September 2005)
  42. Mill Run, Pennsylvania: Fallingwater (Kaufmann House): window embedded in stone, second floor dressing room (1935-1937, architect Frank Lloyd Wright) (102 kb, 9 September 2005)
  43. Mill Run, Pennsylvania: Fallingwater (Kaufmann House): windows (1935-1937, architect Frank Lloyd Wright) (106 kb, 9 September 2005)
  44. New York City: Metropolitan Museum of Art: stained glass windows (1912, Frank Lloyd Wright, from Avery Coonley Playhouse, Riverside, IL) (74 kb, 17 March 2007)
  45. New York City: Museum of Modern Art (MOMA): clerestory windows (1912, Frank Lloyd Wright, from Avery Coonley Playhouse, Riverside, IL) (55 kb, 3 January 2008)

Le Corbusier and colleagues:

  1. Berlin, Germany: Flatowallee 16, Unité d'Habitation: view end on (built for Interbau 1957, architect Le Corbusier) (67 kb, 12 March 2006)
  2. Berlin, Germany: Flatowallee 16, Unité d'Habitation: view from front (built for Interbau 1957, architect Le Corbusier) (115 kb, 12 March 2006)
  3. New York City: United Nations (First Avenue), General Assembly Building: balconies (1947-1953, Le Corbusier, Oscar Niemeyer, Sir Howard Robertson, et al. with Harrison and Abramovitz) (66 kb, 18 March 2007)
  4. Paris, France: Fondation Suisse (Cité Internationale Universitaire de Paris): view (1932-1933, Le Corbusier and Pierre Jeanneret) (111 kb, 19 November 2007)
  5. Paris, France: Fondation Suisse (Cité Internationale Universitaire de Paris): view (1932-1933, Le Corbusier and Pierre Jeanneret) (72 kb, 19 November 2007)
  6. Paris, France: Maison du Brésil (Cité Internationale Universitaire de Paris): view (1959, Le Corbusier and Lucio Costa) (84 kb, 19 November 2007)
  7. Paris, France: Maison du Brésil (Cité Internationale Universitaire de Paris): view (1959, Le Corbusier and Lucio Costa) (81 kb, 19 November 2007)
  8. Paris, France: Maison Ozenfont, 53 Avenue Reille: view (1923, Le Corbusier and Pierre Jeanneret) (98 kb, 19 November 2007)
  9. Paris, France: Villa La Roche, 10 Square du Docteur Blanche: entrance hall window wall (1923-1925, architects Le Corbusier and Pierre Jeanneret) (61 kb, 2 April 2004)
  10. Poissy, France: Villa Savoye: bathtub and day bed in master bedroom (1928-1931, architects Le Corbusier and Pierre Jeanneret) (49 kb, 19 December 2003)
  11. Poissy, France: Villa Savoye: exterior ramp and window (1928-1931, architects Le Corbusier and Pierre Jeanneret) (47 kb, 19 December 2003)
  12. Poissy, France: Villa Savoye: semi-spiral staircase (1928-1931, architects Le Corbusier and Pierre Jeanneret) (58 kb, 3 April 2004)
  13. Poissy, France: Villa Savoye: view (1928-1931, architects Le Corbusier and Pierre Jeanneret) (57 kb, 3 April 2004)
  14. Poissy, France: Villa Savoye: view (1928-1931, architects Le Corbusier and Pierre Jeanneret) (51 kb, 19 December 2003)

Robert Mallet-Stevens:

  1. Mézy-sur-Seine, France: Villa Paul Poiret: exterior (art deco, 1921-1923, architect Robert Mallet-Stevens) (77 kb, 12 June 2005)
  2. Mézy-sur-Seine, France: Villa Paul Poiret: sun room windows (art deco, 1921-1923, architect Robert Mallet-Stevens) (63 kb, 12 June 2005)
  3. Paris, France: 10 Rue Mallet-Stevens: exterior (art deco, 1927, architect Robert Mallet-Stevens, stained glass windows by Louis Barillet) (78 kb, 2 April 2004)
  4. Paris, France: Atelier Barillet, 15 Square de Vergennes: stained glass (art deco, 1932, architect Robert Mallet-Stevens, stained glass windows by Louis Barillet) (104 kb, 13 October 2004)
  5. Paris, France: Atelier Barillet, 15 Square de Vergennes: stained glass detail, Athena (art deco, 1932, architect Robert Mallet-Stevens, stained glass windows by Louis Barillet) (97 kb, 19 November 2007)
  6. Paris, France: Atelier Barillet, 15 Square de Vergennes: view at dusk (art deco, 1932, architect Robert Mallet-Stevens, stained glass windows by Louis Barillet; restored 2001-2002) (110 kb, 13 October 2004)
  7. Paris, France: Atelier Barillet, 15 Square de Vergennes: view in daytime (art deco, 1932, architect Robert Mallet-Stevens, stained glass windows by Louis Barillet; restored 2001-2002) (102 kb, 19 November 2007)

Walter Gropius and colleagues:

  1. Berlin, Germany: Händelallee 3-9: view (built for Interbau 1957, architect Walter Gropius) (92 kb, 12 March 2006)
  2. Impington, England: Impington Village College: view from front (1936-1939, architects Walter Gropius and Maxwell Fry) (97 kb, 18 February 2006)
  3. Lincoln, Massachusetts: Breuer House: view (1938-1939, architects Walter Gropius and Marcel Breuer, much extended) (101 kb, 25 September 2004)
  4. Lincoln, Massachusetts: Ford House: view (1938-1939, architects Walter Gropius and Marcel Breuer) (117 kb, 25 September 2004)
  5. Lincoln, Massachusetts: Gropius House: back view (1937-1938, architects Walter Gropius and Marcel Breuer) (94 kb, 25 September 2004)
  6. Lincoln, Massachusetts: Gropius House: front view (1937-1938, architects Walter Gropius and Marcel Breuer) (122 kb, 25 September 2004)
  7. Lincoln, Massachusetts: Gropius House: living quarters and roof deck (1937-1938, architects Walter Gropius and Marcel Breuer) (100 kb, 25 September 2004)
  8. Lincoln, Massachusetts: Gropius House: main entrance (1937-1938, architects Walter Gropius and Marcel Breuer) (85 kb, 25 September 2004)

Erich Mendelsohn and colleagues:

  1. Berlin, Germany: Am Rupenhorn 6 (Mendelsohn Villa): view (1928-1930, architect Erich Mendelsohn) (129 kb, 12 March 2006)
  2. Berlin, Germany: Heerstraße 107 (Sternefeld Villa): view (1923-1924, architect Erich Mendelsohn) (110 kb, 12 March 2006)
  3. Berlin, Germany: Karolingerplatz 5/5a (Doppelvilla): snowy view (1922, architect Erich Mendelsohn) (97 kb, 12 March 2006)
  4. Bexhill-on-Sea, England: De La Warr Pavilion: auditorium (Australian) walnut veneer wall (1935, Erich Mendelsohn and Serge Chermayeff; restored 2005, John McAslan and Partners) (79 kb, 9 September 2007)
  5. Bexhill-on-Sea, England: De La Warr Pavilion: auditorium ceiling (1935, Erich Mendelsohn and Serge Chermayeff; restored 2005, John McAslan and Partners) (55 kb, 9 September 2007)
  6. Bexhill-on-Sea, England: De La Warr Pavilion: cantilevered north stairwell, exterior (1935, Erich Mendelsohn and Serge Chermayeff; restored 2005, John McAslan and Partners) (54 kb, 9 September 2007)
  7. Bexhill-on-Sea, England: De La Warr Pavilion: north stairwell windows (1935, Erich Mendelsohn and Serge Chermayeff; restored 2005, John McAslan and Partners) (84 kb, 9 September 2007)
  8. Bexhill-on-Sea, England: De La Warr Pavilion: roof terrace (1935, Erich Mendelsohn and Serge Chermayeff; restored 2005, John McAslan and Partners) (61 kb, 9 September 2007)
  9. Bexhill-on-Sea, England: De La Warr Pavilion: south façade (1935, Erich Mendelsohn and Serge Chermayeff; restored 2005, John McAslan and Partners) (56 kb, 9 September 2007)
  10. Bexhill-on-Sea, England: De La Warr Pavilion: spiral staircase (1935, Erich Mendelsohn and Serge Chermayeff; restored 2005, John McAslan and Partners) (68 kb, 9 September 2007)
  11. Bexhill-on-Sea, England: De La Warr Pavilion: spiral staircase and chandelier from above (1935, Erich Mendelsohn and Serge Chermayeff; restored 2005, John McAslan and Partners) (65 kb, 9 September 2007)
  12. Bexhill-on-Sea, England: De La Warr Pavilion: spiral staircase and chandelier from below (1935, Erich Mendelsohn and Serge Chermayeff; restored 2005, John McAslan and Partners) (41 kb, 9 September 2007)
  13. Bexhill-on-Sea, England: De La Warr Pavilion: spiral staircase handrail (1935, Erich Mendelsohn and Serge Chermayeff; restored 2005, John McAslan and Partners) (62 kb, 9 September 2007)
  14. Bexhill-on-Sea, England: De La Warr Pavilion: terrace outside spiral staircase (1935, Erich Mendelsohn and Serge Chermayeff; restored 2005, John McAslan and Partners) (56 kb, 9 September 2007)

Norman Foster and Partners:

  1. Berlin, Germany: Reichstag: dome mirrors (1995-1999, architect Norman Foster and Partners) (121 kb, 11 March 2006)
  2. Cambridge, England: Faculty of Law: exterior (1994-1995, Norman Foster and Partners) (53 kb, 22 April 2005)
  3. Ipswich, England: Friars Street: Willis Faber and Dumas (1971-1975, Norman Foster and Partners) (58 kb, 10 April 2005)
  4. London, England: British Museum: Great Court (1999-2000, Norman Foster and Partners and Buro Happold) (91 kb, 3 July 2004)
  5. London, England: British Museum: Great Court roof (1999-2000, Norman Foster and Partners and Buro Happold) (109 kb, 24 September 2007)
  6. London, England: British Museum: Great Court roof (1999-2000, Norman Foster and Partners and Buro Happold) (110 kb, 15 February 2003)
  7. London, England: Millennium ('Wobbly') Bridge (1998-2002, Norman Foster and Partners and Arup Associates) (106 kb, 21 July 2002)
  8. London, England: St Mary Axe: The Gherkin (Swiss Re building, 1997-2004, Norman Foster and Partners) (78 kb, 3 July 2004)
  9. Norwich, England: Univesity of East Anglia: Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts (1974-1978, Norman Foster and Partners) (57 kb, 7 October 2007)
  10. Norwich, England: Univesity of East Anglia: Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts (Crescent Wing, 1988-1991, in front of main building, 1974-1978, Norman Foster and Partners) (46 kb, 7 October 2007)
  11. Norwich, England: Univesity of East Anglia: Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts, spiral staircase (1974-1978, Norman Foster and Partners) (85 kb, 7 October 2007)
  12. Stansted, England: Stansted Airport: terminal building (1981-1991, Norman Foster and Partners) (67 kb, 26 April 2005)
  13. Stansted, England: Stansted Airport: terminal building roof detail (1981-1991, Norman Foster and Partners) (67 kb, 22 February 2006)
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