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Which Buildings Do YOU Think Changed America?
The buildings featured in 10 Buildings that Changed America are not the only ten buildings that greatly influenced the American landscape, and how we live, work, and play. In fact, selecting just 10 buildings was extremely challenging.
We invite you to share your own choices, and join the conversation about other buildings that shaped (and continue to shape) American life.
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Hyatt Regency San Francisco, Embarcadero Center John Portman San Francisco
Submitted by: Tim Alexander
From: Lucas, OH
TWA Flight Center Eero Saarinen New York's JFK
Submitted by: Jenny Macchione
From: Chicago, IL
Concrete- Central Elevator H.R.Wait, Monarch Engineering Buffalo, NY
Submitted by: Matthew J. Bach
From: Malden, MA
Farnsworth House Ludwig Mies van der Rohe Plano, Illinois
Submitted by: Chris Robling
From: Chicago, IL
HYATT Regency Atlanta John Portman Atlanta
Submitted by: John D Eubanks
From: Boston, MA
Woolworth Building Cass Gilbert New York
Submitted by: Dan
From: Chicago, IL
Tribune Tower John Mead Howells and Raymond Hood Chicago
Submitted by: Mark
From: Chicago, IL
Empire State Building William F. Lamb New York City
Submitted by: john pugliese
From: New York City
Pruitt-Igoe Housing Project Minoru Yamasaki St. Louis, MO
Submitted by: Bianca Klinker
From: Lafayette IN
Getty Center Richard Meier West Los Angeles
Submitted by: Donald E Butterfield
From: Provincetown, MA
Lever House SOM/Gordon Bunshaft New York, NY
Submitted by: Brian McFarland
From: New York, NY
Wrigley Field Zachary Taylor Davis Chicago, IL
Submitted by: Brandon J. Grilc
From: Eugene, OR
Flatiron Building Daniel Burnham New York, NY
Submitted by: Zoey B.
From: Chicago, IL
Auditorium Theatre Adler & Sullivan Chicago, IL
Submitted by: Kenneth Chrzastek
From: Chicago, IL
The Rookery Burnham and Root LaSalle Street at Adams, Chicago, IL
Submitted by: Ken Jellema
From: Blue Island, IL
Reliance Building / Burnham Hotel John Wellborn Root (Burnham and Root) - basement and ground floor and Charles B. Atwood - upper floors Chicago, IL
Submitted by: Howard (Chicagoan in Exile)
From: Suburban Maryland
The Astrodome Hermon Lloyd & W.B. Morgan / Wilson, Morris, Crain & Anderson Houston, TX
Submitted by: Brandon
From: Los Angeles, CA
The Hilton Palacio de Rio Hotel Cerna, Garza & Associates San Antonio, TX
Submitted by: Brandon R. Guzman
From: Los Angeles, CA
The Rookery Burnham and Root Adams St. and LaSalle St., Chicago, IL
Submitted by: Ken Jellema
From: Blue Island, IL
Nebraska State Capitol Bertram Goodhue Lincoln, Nebraska
Submitted by: Dennis Keim
From: Lincoln, Nebraska
Oriole Park at Camden Yard HOK Sport/ RTKL Baltimore, MD
Submitted by: Jim Woodcock
From: Dayton, OH
The Arcade Russell Warren and James Bucklin Providence, RI
Submitted by: Scott
From: Rhode Island
The Boley Building Louis Curtiss Kansas City, MO
Submitted by: Roger A. Reed
From: Kansas City, MO
Cadet Chapel S.O.M. U.S. Air Force Academy
Submitted by: Patrick Suermann
From: U.S. Air Force Academy
California Ranch House Cliff May Lakewood Rancho Estates, Long Beach CA
Submitted by: Dorothy Goldie
From: St Paul MN
Eastern State Penitentiary John Haviland Philadelphia, PA
Submitted by: Harry Cole
From: Philadelphia, PA
The Alden B. Dow House and Studio Alden B. Dow Midland, MI
Submitted by: Chris Amaru
From: Haverhill, MA
Mount Vernon John Ariss (?) Fairfax County, VA
Submitted by: Daniel Coslett
From: Seattle, WA
Northgate Shopping Center John Graham & Co. Seattle, Washington
Submitted by: Jeffrey Ochsner
From: Seattle
Bondelid House R. Buckminster Fuller Bothell WA
Submitted by: Mike Mora
From: Los Angeles, CA
Cowboys Stadium HKS, Inc Cowboys Stadium • One Legends Way • Arlington, TX 76011
Submitted by: Keith Schoose
From: Long Beach, California
Lovell Beach House R. M. Schindler Newport Beach, CA
Submitted by: John Lyons
From: Los Angeles, CA
Gateway Arch Eero Saarinen St. Louis
Submitted by: David Flores
From: Madison, WI
Catalano House/Dorton Arena Eduardo Catalano Raleigh NC
Submitted by: Reid
From: Bahama NC
General Motors Technical Center Eliel and Eero Saarinen Warren, Michigan
Submitted by: Daniel Schultz
From: Burtonsville, MD
Palmer House Hotel John M. Van Osdel 17 E. Monroe St. , Chicago
Submitted by: Grace
From: Chicago
Kaufmann House Richard J.Neutra, FAIA Palm Springs, California
Submitted by: John Rollow, AIAe
From: Los Angeles
Historic Wabash Y 3763 S. Wabash
Submitted by: Daniel Jones
From: Chicago, IL
West Baden Springs Hotel Harrison Albright West Baden Springs & French Lick, IN
Submitted by: Karen Tate
From: Cincinnati OH
Spaceship Earth Walt Disney Imagineering Epcot - Walt Disney World
Submitted by: Fred Einsle
From: Naperville, IL
The Cathedral of Learning - U. of Pittsburgh Charles Klauder Pittsburgh, PA
Submitted by: Donna Gilton
From: Peace Dale, RI
The Tower Building,opened 1889, demolished in 1914. Bradford Lee Gilbert, born 1853, died 1911 in Accord, Ulster County, NY. Mr. Gilbert was the brother of my maternal grandmother Alice Maude Gilbert Bell. I learned about this through family tree research. Broadway near Exchange Place, NY,NY
Submitted by: Richard Lewis
From: Indian Trail, NC
The Van Allen Building Louis H. Sullivan Clinton, IA
Submitted by: Michael Kearney
From: Clinton, IA
Getty Tomb 1890 Louis H. Sullivan Graceland Cemetery
Submitted by: Edward Zigoy
From: Portland, OR
Geisel Library (U.C. San Diego) William Pereira LaJolla, CA
Submitted by: Karin Griffin
From: Los Angeles, CA
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Submitted by: poutuanynctut
From: USA
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Submitted by: Cyclotaglobby
From: USA
Independence Hall William Strickland Philadelphia
Submitted by: Luke Toussaint
From: Glenview Il
General Electric Building John Cross Lexington Avenue at 51 Street
Submitted by: Robert Eugene Byrd
From: New York City
Weisman Art Museum Gehry / Cook UM West Bank
Submitted by: Ted Kritzler
From: Minneapolis, MN
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