What are some famous buildings that start with an A?

Answer 1

A. E. G. High Tension Factory, by Peter Behrens, at Berlin, Germany, 1910.

A. I. A. Headquarters, by TAC, at Washington, D.C., 1973.

Aachen Cathedral, by unknown, at Aachen, Germany, 792 to 805.

Aalsmeer House, by Bijvoet and Duiker, at Aalsmeer, The Netherlands, 1924.

Aalto Studio, by Alvar Aalto, at Munkkiniemi, Helsinki, Finland, 1956.

Aalto Summer House, by Alvar Aalto, at Muuratsalo, Finland, 1953.

Abbey of Pomposa, by unknown, at near Ferrara, Italy, 800 to 1100.

Abteiburg Museum, by Hans Hollein, at Monchen-Gladbach, Germany, 1972 to 1982.

Academic Bookshop, by Alvar Aalto, at Helsinki, Finland, 1962 to 1969.

Academy of Arts & Sciences, by Kallman McKinnell & Wood, at Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1977 to 1981.

Adziogol Lighthouse, by Vladimir G. Schuchov, at near Chersson, Ukraine, 1911.

Air Force Academy Chapel, by Walter Netsch, Skidmore Owings and Merrill (SOM), at Colorado Springs, Colorado, 1956 to 1962.

Albany Public Library, by Charles Burggraf, at Albany, Oregon, 1914.

Albrecht Durer House, by unknown, at Nurnberg, Germany, circa 1500.

Alexander House, by Michael Graves, at Princeton, New Jersey, 1971 to 1973.

Alexandra Road Housing, by Neave Brown, at London, England, UK, 1969.

Allegheny County Courthouse, by Henry Hobson Richardson, at Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 1883 to 1888.

Allen Art Museum Addition, by Robert Venturi, at Oberlin, Ohio, 1973 to 1976.

Allewelt House, by William Turnbull/ MLTW, at near Madera, California, 1977.

Altes Museum, by Karl Friedrich Schinkel, at Berlin, Germany, 1823 to 1830.

American Academy in Rome, by McKim, Mead, and White, at Rome, Italy, 1913.

Ames Free Library, by Henry Hobson Richardson, at North Easton, Massachusetts, 1877 to 1879.

Ames Gate Lodge, by Henry Hobson Richardson, at North Easton, Massachusetts, 1881.

Amsterdam Orphanage, by Aldo van Eyck, at Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 1960 to 1961.

Angkor Wat, by unknown, at Cambodia, Southeast Asia, 1140.

Anker Building, by Otto Wagner, at Vienna, Austria, 1895.

Annaglee, by Richard Castle, at Cootehill, County Cavan, Ireland, 1740 to 1770.

Annenberg Library, by Shepley and Bulfinch, at Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts, 1980 's.

Appenzell Farm, by traditional, at Canton Appenzell, Switzerland, farm, farmhouse.

Arab Tent, vernacular, at Middle Eastern Deserts, nomadic house.

Arch of Constantine, by unknown, at Rome, Italy, 315.

Arch of Severus, by unknown, at Rome, Italy, 205.

Arch of Titus, by unknown, at Rome, Italy, 81.

Art & Architecture Building, by Paul Rudolph, at New Haven, Connecticut, 1959 to 1963.

Asian Games Village, by Raj Rewal, at New Delhi, India, 1980 to 1982.

Athenian Treasury, by unknown, at Delphi, Greece, -510.

Auditorium Building, by Louis H. Sullivan, at Chicago, Illinois, 1886 to 1890.

Austin Hall, by Henry Hobson Richardson, at Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1881 to 1884.

Azuma House, by Tadao Ando, at Osaka, Japan, 1976.

Answer 2

· Acropolis (Greece)

· Alhambra (Spain)

· Arthur Ashe Stadium (Flushing, New York)

· Angkor Wat (Cambodia)

· AT&T Park (ballpark in San Francisco)

· Alcatraz (San Francisco)

· Alnwick Castle (England)

Answer 3

· A. J. Foyt (racecar driver)

· Aaron Rodgers (football)

· Abraham Lincoln (U.S. President)

· Adam Sandler (actor)

· Adolph Rupp (basketball coach)

· Agatha Christie (author)

· Al Davis (owner Oakland Raiders)

· Al Jolson (entertainer)

· Al Kaline (baseball)

· Al Pacino (actor)

· Al Unser (auto racer)

· Alan Jackson (singer)

· Alan Page (football)

· Albert Einstein (physicist)

· Alec Baldwin (actor)

· Alex Haley (author, "Roots")

· Alex Trebek (TV game show host)

· Alexander Graham Bell (invented the telephone)

· Alexander Hamilton (United States founding father)

· Alfred Hitchcock (film director)

· Alfred Nobel (chemist who invented dynamite; he instituted the Nobel Prizes)

· Ali McGraw (actress)

· Alicia Keys (singer)

· Alison Krauss (entertainer)

· Amelia Earhart (aviator)

· Amy Grant (singer)

· Andrew Jackson (U.S. President)

· Andrew Johnson (U.S. President)

· Andy Griffith (actor)

· Andy Rooney (TV personality)

· Andy Warhol (painter)

· Andy Williams (singer)

· Andrew Lloyd Webber (composer - The Phantom of the Opera; Cats; Evita; Jesus Christ Superstar)

· Angela Lansbury (actress)

· Angelina Jolie (actress)

· Angie Dickinson (actress)

· Ann Landers (newspaper columnist)

· Ann Margaret (actress)

· Anne Frank (Holocaust victim)

· Annie Oakley (sharpshooter entertainer)

· Archie Manning (football)

· Aretha Franklin (singer)

· Arnold Palmer (golf)

· Arnold Schwarzenegger (actor)

· Art Garfunkel (singer, songwriter)

· Arthur Conan Doyle (author)

· Audrey Hepburn (actress)

· Ava Gardner (actress)

· Hank Aaron (baseball)

· John Adams (U. S. President)

· John Quincy Adams (U.S. President)

· Andre Agassi (tennis)

· Christina Aguilera (singer)

· Troy Aikman (football)

· Alan Alda (actor)

· Muhammad Ali (boxer)

· Marcus Allen (football)

· Walter Alston (baseball manager)

· Pamela Anderson (actress)

· Julie Andrews (singer & actress)

· Paul Anka (singer)

· Susan B. Anthony (prominent American women's rights leader)

· Lance Armstrong (cyclist)

· Louie Armstrong (entertainer)

· Neil Armstrong (astronaut - 1st man on the moon)

· Loni Anderson (actress)

· Luis Aparicio (baseball)

· Arthur Ashe (tennis)

· Fred Astaire (actor)

· Trace Atkins (singer)

· Red Auerbach (basketball coach)

· Jane Austen (author)

· Gene Autry ("The Singing Cowboy" and former baseball owner LA Angels)

· Frankie Avalon (singer)

Answer 4

Famous buildings that start with the letter m:

• The Mirage (gambling casino in Las Vegas)
• Meadowlands Stadium (football stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey)
• MGM Grand (gambling casino in Las Vegas)
• Museo Del Prado (national art museum in Madrid Spain)
• Monticello (Thomas Jefferson's home in Charlottesville, Virginia)

Answer 5

· Buckingham Palace (England)

· Burj Khalifa (Dubai)

· Bellagio Casino (Las Vegas)

· Busch Stadium (St. Louis)