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Copyrighted Material INDEX OF BUILDINGS A Bookstaver House, Westminster, Vermont, 269 Abbey Church at Alpirsbach, Germany, 393 Borobodur, Indonesia, 273 Abu Simbel, Great Temple of Rameses II, 238 Boston City Hall, Massachusetts, 99 The Acropolis, Athens, 108, 248 Brick House, New Canaan, Connecticut, 25 Administration Building, Johnson Wax Co., Racine, Bridge House (Project), 213 Wisconsin, 257 Buddhist Chaitya Hall at Karli, Maharashtra, A.E. Bingham House, Santa Barbara, California, India, 31 355 Burroughs Adding Machine Company, Plymouth, Agora (Athens) Plan, 371 Michigan, 63 Agora at Priene, 157 Buseoksa Temple, Gyeongsangdo, Korea, 244 Agora of Assos, Asia Minor, 64 Business Men’s Assurance Co. of America, Kansas Agora of Ephesus, Asia Minor, 41 City, Missouri, 233 Alder House (Project), Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 234 C Alhambra, Granada, Spain, 184, 248 Ca d’Oro, Venice, 356 Altes Museum, Berlin, 15 Canberra, Australia, Plan for, 221 Amédée Ozenfant House, Paris, 167 Can Lis, Porto Petro, Majorca, 399 Angkor Wat, Cambodia, 335 Canterbury Cathedral, England, 266 Architect’s Studio, Helsinki, 142 Capitol Complex at Dacca, Bangladesh, 205 Architectural Design Study, 87 Capitol Complex (Project), Islamabad, Pakistan, Arch of Septimius Severus, Rome, 136 388 Arnheim Pavilion, The Netherlands, 148 Caplin House, Venice, California, 193 Art Gallery, Shiraz, Iran, 398 Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts, Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 246, B 268 Bacardi Office Building, Santiago de Cuba, 21 Caryatid Porch, The Erechtheion, Athens, 11 Baker House, MIT, Cambridge, Massachusetts, Cary House, Mill Valley, California, 17 215 Catholic Church, Taos, New Mexico, 245 Bakong Temple, Cambodia, 386 CBS Building, New York, New York, 90 Bandung Institute of Technology, Indonesia, 122 Cenotaph for Sir Isaac Newton, 5 Bank of England, London, 227 Central Beheer Office Building, The Netherlands, Baptistery at Pisa, Italy, 5 234 Barn in Ontario, Canada, 32 Centralized Plans, 199 The Basilica, Vicenza, 15, 86 Central Pavilion, Horyu-Ji Temple, Nara, Japan, 37 Bathhouse, Jewish Community Center, Trenton, Centre Le Corbusier, Zurich, Switzerland, 121, 377 COPYRIGHTEDNew Jersey, 41 MATERIALCentrosoyus Building, Moscow, 353 Baths (Thermae) of Caracalla, Rome, 335, 351 Champ de Mars, Paris, 146 Bay Window of the Living Room, Hill House, Chancellery Building, French Embassy, Basilia, Scotland, 171 Brazil, 76 Bedford Park, London, England, 395 Chapel, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Beijing (China) city plan, 343 Cambridge, Massachusetts, 46 Benacerraf House Addition, Princeton, New Chapel Space, Notre Dame Du Haut, Ronchamp, Jersey, 56 France, 165 Berlin Building Exposition House, 143, 173 Chinese Courtyard House, Beijing, 346 Beth Sholom Synagogue, Elkins Park, Chinese Patio House, 158 Pennsylvania, 60 Chiswick House, England, 191 Bibliothèque Nationale Project, 123 Church at Vuoksenniska, Finland, 10, 25, 401 INDEX / 419 INDEX OF BUILDINGS Church of Christ the Worker, Atlántida, Uruguay, DeVore House (Project), Montgomery County, Friedman House, Pleasantville, New York, 228 354 Pennsylvania, 372 Fukuoka Sogo Bank, Study of the Saga Branch, 90 Circus at Bath, England, 215 Diwan-i-Khas, Fatehpur Sikri, 47 Cistercian Monastery of La Tourette, France, 111, Doge’s Palace, Venice, 252 G 123 Dogon Housing Cluster, Mali, 70 Gagarin House, Peru, Vermont, 260 Cloister and Salle des Chevaliers, Mont S. Michel, Dolmen, 26 Galleria Vittorio Emanuelle II, Milan, 146 France, 131 Dom-ino House Project, 132 Gamble House, Pasadena, California, 229 Cloister of Moissac Abbey, France, 16 Doric Temple at Segasta, Sicily, 32 Gandhi Ashram Museum, Ahmedabad, India, 236 Cloister of S. Maria della Pace, Rome, 284 Dr. Currutchet’s House, La Plata, Argentina, 252 Gavotte I, Sixth Cello Suite, 366 Color Construction (Project for a Private House), Dura-Europos (Syria) city plan, 232 George Blossom House, Chicago, Illinois, 404 173 Durbar Square, Patan, Nepal, 370 German Pavilion, Montreal World Exposition, 376 The Colosseum, Rome, 335 German Pavilion (Barcelona Pavilion), International Column of Marcus Aurelius, Piazza Colonna, Rome, E Exhibition of 1929, Barcelona, 137 10 Early Megaron Space, 154 Germigny-des-Prés, France, 388 Column of St. Theodore, Venice, 252 East Building, National Gallery of Art, Washington, Ggantija temple complex, Malta, 71 Commonwealth Promenade Apartments, Chicago, D. C., 261 Giron, Colombia square, 102 Illinois, 85 Eastern State Penitentiary, Philadelphia, Glass House, New Canaan, Connecticut, 105, 121, Composition of Nine Squares, 194 Pennsylvania, 271 136, 246 Concert Hall Project, 24 East Harlem Preschool, New York, New York, 111 G.N. Black House (Kragsyde), Manchester-by-the Condominium Unit No. 1, Sea Ranch, California, 17 Edwin Cheney House, Oak Park, Illinois, 249 Sea, Massachusetts, 69 Condominium Unit No. 5, Sea Ranch, California, Einstein Tower, Potsdam, Germany, 86 Gorman Residence, Amagansett, New York, 55 130 Empire State Building, New York, New York, 334 Grand Staircase, Paris Opera House, 290 Congress Hall (Project), Strasbourg, France, 405 Enclosure of the Shrine of Apollo Delphinios, Great Pyramid of Cheops at Giza, Egypt, 40, 47, Conical Cenotaph Project, 46 Miletus, 159 334 Convent for the Dominican Sisters, Project, Media, The Erechtheion, Athens, 11 Great Stupa at Sanchi, India, 349 Pennsylvania, 153 Eric Boissonas House I, New Canaan, Connecticut, Greek Temples, 154 Convention Hall for Chicago Project, 121 237 Greenhouse House, Connecticut, 205 Coonley Playhouse, Riverside, Illinois, 49 Eric Boissonas House II, Cap Benat, France, 281 Guachimonton complex at Teuchitlán, Mexico, 398 Cornell University Undergraduate Housing, Ithaca, Everson Museum, Syracuse, New York, 84 Guggenheim Museum, Bilbao, Spain, 221 New York, 12 Guggenheim Museum, New York, New York, 204, Country House in Brick Project, 23 F 273 Courtyard House Project, 49 Fallingwater (Kaufmann House), Pennsylvania, 27, Gunma Prefectural Museum of Fine Arts, Japan, Crown Hall, School of Architecture and Urban 175, 229, 249 72 Design, Illinois Institute of Technology, Farnsworth House, Plano, Illinois, 110, 280 Gwathmey Residence, Amagensett, New York, Chicago, 13, 297 Fatehpur Sikri, Palace Complex of Akbar the Great, 51, 56 Cruciform Plan Organization, 404 47, 106, 223 Crystal Palace, London, England, 233 Finnish Pavilion, New York World’s Fair, 1939, 24 H Cultural Center, Wolfsburg, Germany, 401 Fire Temple at Sarvistan, Iran, 380 Habitat Israel, Jerusalem, 71 Cultural Center (Competition Entry), Leverkusen, First Unitarian Church, Rochester, New York, 91, Habitat Montreal, Canada, 71 Germany, 373 365 Hadrian’s Villa, The Island Villa (Teatro Marittimo), Florey Building, Queen’s College, Oxford, 152 Tivoli, 76, 182, 260 D Fontenay Abbey, France, 159 Hagia Sophia, Constantinople (Istanbul), Turkey, Dakshinameru (Rajarajeshwara Temple), India, Forbidden City, Beijing, 109, 110, 245 202, 335 226, 386 Forum at Pompeii, 157 Hallway of Okusu Residence, Tokyo, Japan, 284 Darwin D. Martin House and Estate, Buffalo, New Frank Lloyd Wright Studio, Oak Park, Illinois, 356 Hangar, Design I, 25 York, 345 French Embassy, Basilia, Brazil, 76 Hanselmann House, Fort Wayne, Indiana, 47 420 / ARCHITECTURE: FORM, SPACE, & ORDER INDEX OF BUILDINGS Hasan Pasha Han, Istanbul, Turkey, 397 I K Hattenbach Residence, Santa Monica, California, IBM Research Center, La Guade, Var, France, 91 Karlsruhe, Germany, 270 73 Ibrahim Rauza, Tomb of Sultan Ibrahim II, Bijapur, Karuizawa House, Country Retreat, 225 Haystack Mountain School of Arts and Crafts, India, 157 Katsura Imperial Villa, Kyoto, Japan, 11, 49, 105, Deer Isle, Maine, 269 Ideal Church Plan (Da Vinci), 196, 198, 358, 365 128, 254, 387 Heathcote (Hemmingway House), England, 361 Ideal Church Plan (Filarete), 348 Kaufmann Desert House, Palm Springs, California, Henry Babson House, Riverside, Illinois, 65 Ideal City Plan (Martini), 270, 275 87, 219, 229 Herbert F. Johnson House (Wingspread), Ideal City Plan (Scamozzi), 76 Kaufmann House (Fallingwater), Pennsylvania, 27, Wisconsin, 218 Ideal City Plan of Sforzinda, 39, 78 175, 229, 249 High Altar in the Chapel at the Cistercian Il Redentore, Venice, 51 Khasneh al Faroun, Petra, 55 Monastery of La Tourette, France, 111 Imperial Forums of Trajan, Rome, 347 Kimball Art Museum, Forth Worth, Texas, 237 High Court, Chandigarh, India, 257 Imperial Palace, Beijing, China, 110 Kingo Housing Estate, Denmark, 141 Hill House, Scotland, 171 Imperial Palace, Kyoto, Japan, 21 Kneses Tifereth Israel Synagogue, Portchester, Himeji Castle, Japan, 393 Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad, New York, 258 Hines House, Sea Ranch, California, 267 India, 336 Koshino House, Ashiya, Japan, 368 History Faculty Building, Cambridge University, Institute of Technology, Otaniemi, Finland, 362 Kresge College, Santa Cruz Campus, University of England, 142, 364 Interama, Project for an Inter-American California, 247 Hoffman House, East Hampton, New York, 89 Community, Florida, 212 Külliye of Beyazid II, Bursa, Turkey, 390 Horyu-Ji Temple, Nara, Japan, 61, 180, 369 Interior of Church, Parish Center, Germany, 123 Hospital Project, Venice, 234, 274 Internal Facade of a Basilica, 394 L Hôtel Amelot, Paris, 362 International Exhibition of 1929, Barcelona, 137 La Roche-Jeanneret Houses, Paris, 57 Hôtel de Beauvais, Paris, 346 Isaac Flagg House II, Berkeley, California, 355 Lawrence House, Sea Ranch, California, 21, 191 Hôtel de Matignon, Paris, 346 Ise Shrine, Japan, 156, 296 Legislative Assembly Building, Chandigarh, India,
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