Gateway Arch (1965) – St. Louis
Milwaukee Art Museum (2001) – Milwaukee
Monona Terrace (1997) – Madison
Keeper of the Plains (1974/2006) – Wichita
Guggenheim Museum (1959) – New York City
Canada Place (1986) – Vancouver
Campus Maritus Park (1850/2004) – Detroit
Toronto City Hall (1965) – Toronto
Indiana State Museum (2002) – Indianapolis
Texas History Museum (2001) – Austin
Akron Art Museum (2007) – Akron
Walt Disney Concert Hall (2003) – Los Angeles
Rock ‘n’ Roll Hall of Fame (1995) – Cleveland
Soumaya Museum (2011) – Mexico City
Denver Art Museum (2006)- Denver
Oklahoma City National Memorial (2000) – Oklahoma City
Royal Canadian Mint (1976) – Winnipeg
Louisville Slugger Museum and Factory (1996)- Louisville
Salvador Dali Museum (2011) – St. Petersburg, FL
Dancing Wings Butterfly Garden (2006) – Rochester, NY
Jose Marti Memorial (1958) – Havana
Tennessee Aquarium (1992) – Chattanooga
Art Gallery of Alberta (1968/2010) – Edmonton
National Aquarium (1981) – Baltimore
Stratosphere Tower (1996) – Las Vegas
Weisman Art Museum (1993) – Minneapolis
Tower of the Americas (1968)- San Antonio
Skylon Tower (1965) – Niagara Falls, Ontario
Calgary Tower (1967) – Calgary
Portal Beacon (2000) – San Juan
On Sunday, May 22nd, my picks for the best historic (pre-WWII) iconic structures in North American cities were listed. Today’s list is of those from the modern (post-WWII) era. Forthcoming will be a post listing my favorite future iconic structures in North American Cities to complete the trilogy. Enjoy!
The Milwaukee art museum is my favorite interior. STUNNING!!!
The bean is the most successful piece of public art in my opinion, not because of it’s appearance but of how it inspires people to interact with it. Brilliant!!! Also, in Millenium Park, the water sculpture, they bring together people of all walks of life in a positive way.
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Thanks, Daunn. I really like both of them too. Never heard of Cloud Gate called the bean, but it sure fits. : )
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Beautiful! Most of those I’d never seen before. Thanks for the guided tour.
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You are welcome, Jane.
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