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Vanity Fair asked 52 experts to choose the five most important works of architecture created since 1980. After tallying the votes, here is their list of architecture's modern marvels ranked by popularity.

www.vanityfair.com/culture/features/2010/08/architecture-survey-slideshow-201008

 
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Rank   Name Created By Style Opened Architect
  1. 1
    Frank Gehry
    Deconstructivism, Formature
    Jan 01 1997
    Frank Gehry
  2. 2

    Menil Collection, Houston

  3. 3

    Thermal Baths, Vals

  4. 4
    Sir Norman Foster
    High-Tech Architecture
    Jan 01 1985
    Sir Norman Foster
  5. 5
    Joshua Prince-Ramus, Rem Koolhaas
    Joshua Prince-Ramus, Rem Koolhaas
  6. 6

    Mediatheque building, Sendai

  7. 7

    Neue Staatsgalerie, Stuttgart

  8. 8
    Tadao Ando
    Tadao Ando
  9. 9
    Maya Lin
    Jan 01 1982
    Maya Lin
  10. 10
    Sir Norman Foster
    Dec 14 2004
    Sir Norman Foster
  11. 11
    Daniel Libeskind
    Jan 01 2001
    Daniel Libeskind
  12. 12
    Richard Rogers
    High-Tech Architecture
    Jan 01 1986
    Richard Rogers
  13. 13

    Bird's Nest stadium, Beijing

  14. 14
    Rem Koolhaas
    Jan 01 2008
    Rem Koolhaas
  15. 15
    Rem Koolhaas
    Jan 01 2005
    Rem Koolhaas
  16. 16

    Cartier Foundation

  17. 17

    BWM Welt, Munich

  18. 18
    Steven Holl
    Jan 01 2007
    Steven Holl
  19. 19

    Cooper Union building

  20. 20

    Parc de la Villette, Paris

  21. 21

    Yokohama Port Terminal, Japan

  22. 22
    Le Corbusier
    Jan 01 2006
    Le Corbusier

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  1. Drgago Sylvan
    Jewish Museum Berlin at 8/17/2010 4:07 AM
    Daniel Libeskind voted for himself??? Has this clown no sense of shame or humility?
  2. beulainnes
    Architecture's Modern Marvels at 9/06/2010 12:06 AM
    Definitely the one with the big earth movers; it was on a couple days ago. Those things were huge, one of them you could fit a baseball diamond in and hold hundreds of tons of earth.
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  4. calistylie
    Vietnam Veterans Memorial at 8/17/2010 10:43 AM
    I've seen the Vietnam Veterans Memorial and it's even better in-person.
  5. kittypurr33
    Architecture's Modern Marvels at 8/17/2010 10:42 AM
    Church of the Light is amazing. Such a simple but powerful concept.
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