Of all the arts, none if more fundamental to the way we live than architecture. It is a mirror of our own time and of times gone by, a diary written in mud and timber, in brick and stone, in iron and steel, in concrete and glass. Our homes, our public buildings, and our cities reflect what we are, what we once were and what we hope to become.

• Parthenon and Acropolis, Greek.   [+view 1] [+view 2]
• Basilica of St. Peter, Italy.   [+view 1] [+view 2]
• Angkor Wat, Cambodia.   [+view 1]
• Pantheon, Greek
• Hagia Sophia, Turkey
• Temple at Borobudur, Indonesia
• Santa Maria del Fiore, Italy.   [+view 1]
• Abbey of Melk, Austria.   [+view 1]
• Sagrada Familia, Spain
• Notre Dame du Haut, France.   [+view 1]
• Kronborg Castle, Denmark
• Castle of the White Heron, Japan
• Residenz, Germany
• Castle of Neuschwanstein, Germany
• Biltmore House, USA
• San Simeon, USA
• Stonehenge, England
• Piazza del Campidoglio, Italy
• Chateau de Versailles, France.   [+view 1] [+view 2]
• Palace of Westminster, England.   [+view 1] [+view 2]
• Mont Saint-Michel, France
• Villa Capra, Italy
• Royal Pavilion, England
• Falling water, USA.   [+view 1]
• Farnsworth House, USA
• The Colosseum, Italy
• Louvre Museum, France.   [+view 1] [+view 2]
• Opera Garnier, France
• Sydney Opera House, Australia
• Olympic Stadium, Germany
• Centre Georges Pompidou, France
• Guggenheim Museum, Spain
• Leaning Tower, Italy
• Golden Gate Bridge, USA
• Sphinx and Pyramids, Egypt
• Temples of Ramesses and Nefertari, Egypt
• Todaiji Temple, Japan.   [+view 1]
• Tai Mahal, India.   [+view 1]
• Arc de Triomphe, France
• Eiffel Tower, France