This document provides an overview of architectural styles from the mid-20th century to present day, including Brutalism, Postmodernism, High-Tech, Minimalism, Deconstructivism, and contemporary works. It showcases works from pioneers like Le Corbusier, Eero Saarinen, Paul Rudolph, Robert Venturi, I.M. Pei, Michael Graves, Renzo Piano, Frank Gehry, and Daniel Libeskind. The document features photographs of both exteriors and interiors of buildings to illustrate the characteristics of each style.

1. Brutalism

2. Le Corbusier, Notre-Dame du Haut, Ronchamp, France, 1950-54

3. Le Corbusier, Notre-Dame du Haut, Ronchamp, France, 1950-54

4. Interior, Notre-Dame du Haut

5. Interior, Notre-Dame du Haut

6. Stained Glass by Le Corbusier

7. Eero Saarinen,
TWA Terminal, 1956-1962

8. Yale Art and Architecture Building, Paul Rudolph, New Haven, CT, 1963

9. Yale Art and Architecture Building, Paul Rudolph

11. Interior Atruim, Yale Art and Architecture Building

12. After fire in 1969
Destruction after the fire
(now completely
reconstructed)

13. Beekman Place House,
Paul Rudolph,
New York City, 1977

14. Beekman Place House, Paul Rudolph, New York City, 1977

15. Pan Am Building (now Met Life), NYC

17. Minoru Yamasaki, Pruitt Igoe Housing, St. Louis, Missouri,
Built 1954, Demolished 1972

18. From Learning From Las Vegas, R. Venturi, D S. Brown and S. Izenour

19. Pop Art, Andy Warhol, Soup Cans and Marilyn Monroe

22. Pages from Learning From Las Vegas

23. Pages from Learning From Las Vegas

24. Pages from Learning From Las Vegas

25. Robert Venturi, Vanna Venturi House, 1962-64

28. Interior, Vanna Venturi House

30. Furniture Designs for Knoll Inc.,
Venturi Scott Brown Associates, 1978-84

32. Robert Venturi and Denise Scott Brown’s own home, 1980’s

33. Memphis Design Collective

34. Charles Moore, Piazza d’Italia, New Orleans, Post Modernism

36. Phillip Johnson, AT&T Building (now Sony), 1979, NYC, Post Modern

37. Johnson, Plate Glass Building, Pittsburg, PA

38. Michael Graves, Portland Building, 1982, Portland, OR, Post Modern
Portland Building,
Michael Graves,
Portland, OR, 1982

40. Portland Building with the statue of “Portlandia” installed

41. Walt Disney World, Swan Hotel, Michael Graves,
Orlando FL., 1990

42. Interior, Reception, Swan Hotel, Disney World

43. Interior, Palm Court,
Swan Hotel,
Disney World

44. Tea Kettle, Michael Graves, for Alessi
Toaster, Michael Graves, for Target

45. Graves Residence,
Michael Graves,
Princeton, NJ

47. High Tech and MinimalismHigh Tech & Minimalism

48. Renzo Piano and Richard Rogers, Pompidou Center,
1971-1977, Paris

50. I.M. Pei, Addition to
Louvre Museum

51. I.M. Pei, Addition to
Louvre Museum,
Interior

52. Ward Bennett, Apartment
in the Dakota, NYC

53. I-Beam Table, Ward Bennett

54. Scissor Chair and Sled Chair, Ward Bennett

55. Apartment for Calvin Klein, Joseph Paul D’Urso, 1975

57. Apartment Interiors, D’Urso

58. Interior of a Design Studio, Joseph Paul D’Urso

59. Closet for a Residence, Joseph Paul D’Urso

60. Joseph Paul D’Urso, Low Tables, 1980’s

61. Desk and Chair & Sculpture, Minimalist Artists Donald Judd

62. Deconstructivist Architecture

63. Peter Eisenman,
Wexner Center for
the Visual Arts, 1989,
Columbus, OH

64. Interior, Wexner Center for the Visual Arts, Peter Eisenman

66. Frank Gehry, Gehry Home, 1978, CA

68. Interior, Gehry Home

69. Interior, Gehry Home

71. Frank Gehry, Cardboard
Chairs 1970’s and 1980’s

72. Frank Gehry, Guggenheim Museum, 1997, Bilbao, Spain

75. Frank Gehry, Interior,
Guggenheim Museum, 1997,
Bilbao, Spain

76. Conde Nast Cafeteria, Frank Gehry, NYC

77. Jewish Museum, Daniel Libeskind, completed 1999,
Berlin, Germany

78. Jewish Museum, Daniel Libeskind

79. Stair Hall,
Jewish Museum,
Daniel Libeskind

80. Interiors, Jewish Museum, Daniel Libeskind