the Gotthard Base Tunnel (2015)
New Songdo (2014)
the Shanghai World Financial Center (2008)
the Palm Islands (2007)
the Three Gorges Dam (May 20, 2006)
the Millau Viaduct (December 2004)
Taipei 101 (2004)
Lærdalstunnelen (2000)
the Petronas Towers (1998)
the Jin Mao Building (1998)
Guggenheim Museum Bilbao (1997)
Wallpaper* (1996)
the Channel Tunnel (1994)
the Seikan Tunnel (March 13, 1988)
Hundertwasserhaus (1986)
Deconstructivism (1980s)
the St. Gotthard Tunnel (September 5, 1980)
Capsule hotels (1979)
the CN Tower (1976)
the Sydney Opera House (1973)
the World Trade Center (1973-2001)
the Sears Tower (1973)
the Aswan High Dam (1970)
the Gateway Arch (1965)
Floating Homes
Plattenbau (1960s)
the Lake Pontchartrain Causeway (1956)
Brutalist (1950s)
Postmodern (1950s)
the geodesic dome (late 1940s)
the Pentagon (1943)
the Golden Gate Bridge (1937)
Fallingwater (1937)
Stalinist (1933-1955)
the Empire State Building (1931)
the Chrysler Building (1930)
Art Deco (1925)
Vers une architecture (1923) by Le Corbusier
the White City (1920s)
the International style (1920s and 1930s)
the Einstein Tower (1920)
the Zuiderzee Works (1920-1975)
Bauhaus (1919-1933)
the First Goetheanum (1919)
Sacré Cœur (1914)
the California Bungalow (1910s)
Expressionist (20th century)
Futurist (20th century)
the Flatiron Building (1902)
Chicago school (early 20th century)
the American Craftsman Style (1900s - 1930s)
Edwardian Baroque (1901-1910)
Modern (20th century)
Jugendstil (late 19th, early 20th century)
the American Foursquare (mid-1890's - the late 1930s)
Château Frontenac (1893)
the Eiffel Tower (1889)
Thomas Twyford built the first one-piece china toilet (1885) using the flush-out siphon design by J. G. Jennings
Richardsonian Romanesque (1870s, 1880s)
Queen Anne Style (1870)
Big Ben (1858)
Crystal Palace (1851)
Beaux-Arts (1850)
Eclecticism (1820)
Biedermeier (1815-1850)
the Plateau staircase (19th-century)
Chalet (19th-century)
Arc de Triomphe (1806)
Greek Revival (1800)
Jeffersonian (1790's-1830's)
Alexander Cummings invented the S-trap (1775)
Neo-Renaissance (mid-18th century)
Gothic Revival (mid-18th century)
Neoclassicism (mid-18th century)
the Spanish Steps (1725)
Georgian (1720-1840)
the Amber Room (1709)
Rococo (18th century)
Colonial (1690-1830)
Versailles (1689)
Taj Mahal (1654)
St. Peter's Basilica (1626)
Baroque (17th century)
Saint Basil's Cathedral (1561)
the Louvre (1550)
Mannerist (1527)
Tudor (1485)
Macchu Picchu (1440)
Renaissance (14th century)
stonemasonry (1356)
Cologne Cathedral (1248-1880)
the Leaning Tower (1178)
Mont Saint-Michel (12th century)
Angkor Wat (12th century)
Gothic (12th century)
Romanesque (11th, 12th century) attempts to link the architecture in medieval
Europe to Roman Architecture based on similarities of forms and materials
the Porcelain Tower of Nanjing
the Dome of the Rock (691)
Hōryū-ji Temple (607) is the earliest Buddhist temple still in existence in the
21th century and contains the Far East’s oldest surviving wooden structures
Palenque (600)
Hagia Sophia (537)
Tikal (200)
the Catacombs of Kom el Shoqafa (2nd century ad)
the Colosseum (72)
the Limes (10)
Vitruvius' De architectura (23 bc)
the Pantheon (27 bc)
the Circus Maximus (2nd century bc)
Wallpaper (200 bc)
the Baths of Caracalla (216 bc)
Geodesy (240 bc)
the Pharos of Alexandria lighthouse (3rd century bc -1323)
the Colossus of Rhodos (280-224 bc)
aquaeducts (312 bc)
the Mausoleum of Halicarnassus (353 bc)
the magnificent temple of Zeus (450 bc) was designed by the architect Libon
Persepolis (around 500 bc)
the Second Temple (515 bc - 70 ad)
the Temple of Artemis (550 bc)
the Acropolis (550 bc)
the Hanging Gardens of Babylon (600 bc)
stadiums (776 bc)
Solomon's Temple (993-586 bc)
Abu Simbel Temple (1264 bc)
Stonehenge (2500 bc)
the Great Pyramid of Giza (2560 bc)
the swimming pool (3000 bc)
courtyards (3000 bc)
Neolithic long house (5000 bc)
