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archiveofaffinities:Rob Wellington Quigley, Johnson Residence, Point Loma, San Diego, California, 19

archiveofaffinities:Richard Foster, The Foster House, Wilton, Connecticut, 1967

archiveofaffinities:Craig Ellwood, Smith House, Crestwood Hills, West Los Angeles, California, 1955-

archiveofaffinities:Craig Ellwood, Case Study House No. 16, Bedroom Court, Bel Air, California, 1951

archiveofaffinities:Takefumi Aida, Toy Block House X, Shibuya, Tokyo, 1984

archiveofaffinities:Kazuhiro Ishii, 54 Windows, Soya Clinic and Residence, Hiratsuka, Kanagawa, Japa

archiveofaffinities:Bruno Zevi, The Planimetric Evolution of a Greek Temple, From Architecture as Sp

archiveofaffinities:Paul Rudolph, Orange County Government Center, Goshen, New York, 1967

archiveofaffinities:Richard Foster, The Foster House, Wilton, Connecticut, 1967

archiveofaffinities:Murphy / Jahn, One South Wacker, Chicago, Illinois, 1979-1982

archiveofaffinities:Aldo Rossi, Citta Verticale, 1975

archiveofaffinities:Aldo Rossi, Study for Disney Development Company Office Complex, Orlando, Florid

archiveofaffinities:Boullée Birthday Cake, From: The Belly of an Architect by Peter Greenaway, 1987 

archiveofaffinities: Michael Graves, Claghorn House Addition, Kitchen, Princeton, New Jersey, 1973-1

archiveofaffinities:Adolf Loos, Villa Karma, 1st Floor Bathroom, Clarens, Switzerland, 1903-1906 

archiveofaffinities:Mission Style Taco Bell, Lapeer, Michigan, Late 1960′s

archiveofaffinities: Bohlin, Powell, Larkin & Cywinski, Summer Residence for Mr. and Mrs. Eric Q

archiveofaffinities: Luis Barragán, Faro del Comercio, Monterrey, Mexico, 1980-1982

archiveofaffinities:Paul Rudolph, Townhouse, 54 West 57th Street, New York, New York, 1970

archiveofaffinities:Big Mandarin, Mundubbera, Queensland, Australia

archiveofaffinities:Scrap Composition 028

archiveofaffinities:“Baikonur Apartment Towers”, Astana, Kazakhstan

archiveofaffinities:BOLIVIA 2018 014

archiveofaffinities:Hans Hollein, Siemens Casino 2, Room 9, Wittelsbacherplatz, Munich, Germany, 197

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