Now a World Heritage Site put forward the idea of a terraced garden home for everyone.
Horseshoe Estate, Image Courtesy Savin © www.commons.wikimedia.org Horseshoe Estate, Image Courtesy Benbuschfeld © commons.wikimedia.org Horseshoe Estate, Image Courtesy Benbuschfeld © © commons.wikimedia.org 42. Vladimir Tatlin – Tatlin Tower, (1920)
An example of the Constructivism Style symbolised Modernity in the form of a tower.
Tatlin Tower, Image Courtesy Nikolai Punin © commons.wikimedia.org Tatlin Tower, Image Courtesy Nikolai TobyJ © commons.wikimedia.org Tatlin Tower© artstation.com 43. Charles And Ray Eames – Eames House, Los Angeles (1949) | Architects Works The office and house of the Eames, now historic landmarks.
Eames House, Image Courtesy Ben Fish © flickr.com Eames House, Image Courtesy Ben Fish © flickr.com Eames House, Image Courtesy Ben Fish © flickr.com Eames House, Image Courtesy Ben Fish © flickr.com 44. Eugenio Peschard -National Autonomous University Mexico, Mexico City (1910)
With its striking façade, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site .
National Autonomous University Mexico, Image Courtesy Gonzjo52 © commons.wikimedia.org National Autonomous University Mexico, Image Courtesy Maximiliano Monterrubio© commons.wikimedia.org National Autonomous University Mexico © mexico-now.com 45. Skidmore, Owings & Merrill – Lever House, New York (1952) | Modernist Architects
Adorns the skyline of New York in the form of a “Glass Box.”
Lever House, Image Courtesy Beyond My Ken © commons.wikimedia.org Lever House, Image Courtesy Elisa.rolle © commons.wikimedia.org Lever House, Image Courtesy Par David Shankbone © commons.wikimedia.org 46. Raymond Hood – 30 Rockefeller Centre, New York (1939)
Set of buildings built in Art Deco and International Styles.
30 Rockefeller Centre, Image Courtesy Postdlf © commons.wikimedia.org 30 Rockefeller Centre, Image Courtesy King of Hearts © commons.wikimedia.org 30 Rockefeller Centre, Image Courtesy Kai Pilger© commons.wikimedia.org 47. Henri Sauvage – La Samaritaine, Paris(1870) | Architects Works
Has varying artistic characteristics of the Art Nouveau style.
La Samaritaine and Statue of Henri IV, Image Courtesy Adrian Scottow © commons.wikimedia.org Hotel Cheval Blanc La Samaritaine © henri.fr 48. Cass Gilbert – Woolworth Building, New York(1912)
Still remains one of the tallest buildings in the US.
Woolworth Building © commons.wikimedia.org Woolworth Building, Image Courtesy Irving Underhill © commons.wikimedia.org Woolworth Building, Image Courtesy Irving Underhill © commons.wikimedia.org Woolworth Building, Image Courtesy The Pictorial News Co © commons.wikimedia.org Woolwoth Buildin, Image Courtesy Cass Gilbert Society ©cassgilbertsociety.org 49. Charles Rennie Macintosh– The Glasgow School of Art , Glasgow (1845)
Originally built at the centre of the city, combined aesthetics and functions
The Glasgow School of Art is Charles © caddownloadweb.com The Glasgow School of Art is Charles © caddownloadweb.com The Glasgow School of Art is Charles, Image Courtesy John A.S © caddownloadweb.com 50. Charles Correa – Jawahar Kala Kendra, Jaipur (1992) | Modernist Architects A multi-arts centre based on the principles of Vaastu Shastra.
Jawahar Kala Kendra, Image Courtesy Rajasthan Post © rajasthanpost.com Jawahar Kala Kendra, Image Courtesy Jaipur Tourism – A great work by the modern Architect – Charles Correa © jaipurtourism.co.in Jawahar Kala Kendra, Image Courtesy Hidden Architecture© hiddenarchitecture.net Jawahar Kala Kendra, Image Courtesy Hidden Architecture © hiddenarchitecture.net Jawahar Kala Kendra, Image Courtesy Hidden Architecture © hiddenarchitecture.net
