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Robie House

Frank Lloyd Wright 1909.

State Offices (Hobart)

10 Murray Street
Hobart

Monadnock Building

53 W. Jackson Boulevard, Chicago, IL 60604

Seagram Building

Grand mountain of brown steel by Ludwig, setting off many copycats. As Joe Public can’t get very far into the building, and the plaza is not designed for hanging out in, people congregate at the edge by the reflecting pool to eat their hot dogs – on a very popular onyx seat. Maybe it’s called the Barcelona corner.

Lever House

[390 Park Ave]
New York, 10022, United States

TWA Terminal

[Terminal 5, JFK]
Jamaica, NY 11430

Mercat Santa Caterina

Enric Miralles and Benedetta Tagliabue. Completed in 2005.

Charles de Gaullle Terminal 2E

Terminal 2E was designed by Paul Andreu with an elliptical skeleton, and inaugurated in 2003. This terminal partially collapsed in 2004, killing four people.

North Apartments

Seidler and Associates 2003

SAI House (formerly Shell House)

Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum

Frank Lloyd Wright, 1959.

Naval and Military Club

[25-35 Little Collins Street]
Melbourne

Bonaventure Hotel

Pure ’70s L.A by John Portman.

J. Paul Getty Museum

Very large and lots of cold stone. Angelos love to lie on the lawns in Summer. And bloody hard to get to and from on the infrequent bus… what do you expect from an oil magnate. It’s free.

Eames House

You must book in advance to visit. You can catch Big Blue Bus #9 straight there from Santa Monica, but you’ll need a map as it isn’t visible from the street. The house is in mint condition, and the interiors have been preserved from when the Eames lived there. If you’ve done a half decent sketch let them know a they are intending to publish a book of them (2006). The neighbour’s house is also by the Eames, you can peek over the fence.

Conjunctive Points

8522 National Blvd
Culver City
CA 90232

Stealth building

3528 Hayden Ave
Culver City
CA 90232

Lonsdale House barber shop

[4 Caledonian Lane]
Melbourne