Late Modernism architecture in United States
Discover 28 places in United States shaped by Late Modernism architecture, with photos, the architects behind them, and where to find each one.
Late modernism is modernism's final act, roughly 1960-1990: the movement's ideas taken to extremes in large-scale offices, exposed technology and building systems. More about late modernism
Late Modernism in United States
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Aon Center
1973 · Edward Durell Stone
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Pennzoil Place
1976 · Philip Johnson
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JPMorgan Chase Tower
1982 · I.M. Pei
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Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center
1989 · I.M. Pei
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Fountain Place
1986 · Henry N. Cobb
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Dallas City Hall
1978 · I.M. Pei
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Yale Center for British Art
1977 · Louis Kahn
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Crawford Manor
1966 · Paul Rudolph
- US Bank Tower Henry N. Cobb
- IDS Center Philip Johnson
- St. Peter's Lutheran Church Gunnar Birkerts
- Columbus East High School Romaldo Giurgola
- 9 West 57th Street Gordon Bunshaft
- Trump World Tower Costas Kondylis
- Trump Tower Der Scutt
- Louisiana Superdome Curtis and Davis
- Columbia Center
- 555 California Street
- Transamerica Pyramid William Pereira
- Bonaventure Hotel John Portman
- Pacific Design Center Cesar Pelli
- Getty Center Richard Meier
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