This document provides a list of notable architectural works from various time periods and locations around the world. It includes early religious structures like the Central Pavilion at Horyuji Temple in Japan and the Suleymaniye Mosque in Istanbul. More modern works mentioned are the Modern Art Museum in Caracas designed by Oscar Niemeyer, the Vigo Sundt House in Madison by Frank Lloyd Wright, and the Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles by Frank Gehry. The document also lists several buildings designed by Louis Kahn, Mies van der Rohe, and Hans Scharoun.

1. FORM

2. Central pavilion Horyuji temple, Nara,
Japan, A.D. 607

3. Five storied pagoda of Horyuji Temple

4. Suleymaniye Mosque in Istanbul

6. Modern Art Museum , Caracas , Venezuela,
Oscar Niemeyer

7. Vigo Sundt House , Madison, Wisconsin,
1942 FL Wright

8. Bath House Jews Community Centre,
Trenton, New Jersey, Louis Khan

9. Bath House Jews Community Centre, Trenton, New Jersey, Louis
Khan

10. Bath House Jews Community Centre, Trenton, New Jersey, Louis
Khan

11. Bath House Jews Community Centre, Trenton, New Jersey, Louis
Khan

12. Bath House Jews Community Centre, Trenton, New Jersey, Louis
Khan

13. Bath House Jews Community Centre, Trenton, New Jersey, Louis
Khan

14. Walt Disney Concert Hall, Los Angeles, California Frank O Gehry

15. Walt Disney Concert Hall, Los Angeles, California Frank O Gehry

18. Chappel, Massachusetts Institute of Technology , Cambridge ,
Massachusetts

19. Chappel, Massachusetts Institute of Technology , Cambridge ,
Massachusetts

20. Matri Mandir, Auroville, Pondichery

21. Hanselmann House , Indiana, Michael Graves

22. Diwani Khas Fatehpur Sikri

23. Philharmonic Hall, Berlin , Hans Scharoun

24. Philharmonic Hall, Berlin , Hans Scharoun

25. Philharmonic Hall, Berlin , Hans Scharoun

26. Katsura Imperial Villa , Kyoto, Japan

27. Katsura Imperial Villa , Kyoto, Japan

28. Coonley Play House, Riverside , Illinois , F L Wright

29. Coonley Play House, Riverside , Illinois , F L Wright

30. Courtyard House Project Mies Van De Rohe

31. Design Principles