Butterpaper: buildings: United States

Robie House

Frank Lloyd Wright 1909.

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in United States Illinois Chicago Hyde Park [1] Last verified 10 years ago.

Monadnock Building

53 W. Jackson Boulevard, Chicago, IL 60604

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in United States Illinois Chicago CBD [1] Last verified 10 years ago.

Hearst Tower

[300 West 57th Street]
New York, New York

in United States New York New York CBD [7] Last verified 11 years ago.

Seagram Building

[375 Park Avenue]
New York, New York

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in United States New York New York CBD [7] Last verified 11 years ago.

Austrian Cultural Forum New York

[11 East 52nd Street]
New York, NY 10022

in United States New York New York CBD [7] Last verified 11 years ago.

Lever House

[390 Park Ave]
New York, 10022, United States

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in United States New York New York CBD [7] Last verified 11 years ago.

Storefront for Art and Architecture

Gallery by Steven Holl.
“Founded in 1982, Storefront for Art and Architecture is a nonprofit organization committed to the advancement of innovative positions in architecture, art and design.”

in United States New York New York SoHo [1] Last verified 10 years ago.

TWA Terminal

[Terminal 5, JFK]
Jamaica, NY 11430

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in United States New York New York Queens [1] Last verified 11 years ago.

Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum

[1071 5th Avenue]
(at 89th Street)
New York
New York

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in United States New York New York CBD [7] Last verified 11 years ago.

Bonaventure Hotel

[404 South Figueroa Street]
Los Angeles, California

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in United States California Los Angeles CBD [2] Last verified 11 years ago.

J. Paul Getty Museum

[1200 Getty Center Drive]
Los Angeles, California 90049

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in United States California Los Angeles Last verified 11 years ago.

You must book in advance to visit. You can catch Big Blue Bus #9 straight there from Santa Monica, but you’ll need a map as it isn’t visible from the street. The house is in mint condition, and the interiors have been preserved from when the Eames lived there. If you’ve done a half decent sketch let them know a they are intending to publish a book of them (2006). The neighbour’s house is also by the Eames, you can peek over the fence.