1 The Parson Capen House

Topsfield, Massachusetts
1683

2 Kingscote

Newport, Rhode Island
Richard Upjohn, 1841

3 The Harriet Beecher Stowe House

Hartford, Connecticut
1871

4 The Isaac Bell House

Newport, Rhode Island
McKim, Mead & White, 1883

5 The Dakota Apartments

New York, New York
Henry J. Hardenbergh, 1884

6 The Lovell Health House

Los Angeles, California
Richard Neutra, 1929

7 First Jacobs House

Madison, Wisconsin
Frank Lloyd Wright, 1937

8 The Farnsworth House

Plano, Illinois
Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, 1951

9 The Guild House

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Robert Venturi, 1964

10 The Frank Gehry House

Santa Monica, California
Frank Gehry, Additions: 1978 and 1991

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10 More Homes that Changed America

10 More Homes that Changed America

The buildings featured in 10 Homes that Changed America are not the only ten homes that influenced our built environment. In fact, selecting just 10 homes from all of the landmarks recommended by our panel of experts was extremely challenging.

So here, we present 10 MORE HOMES that deserve recognition.

The Parson Capen House

The Harriet Beecher Stowe House

The Isaac Bell House

The Dakota Apartments

The Lovell Health House

First Jacobs House

The Farnsworth House

The Guild House

The Frank Gehry House