North America

For this exhibit North America is being defined as Canada, the United States, and the Caribbean. Some of the projects on these panels reflect designers from overseas designing projects in the U.S. beginning with the winning competition entry for UC Berkeley by Parisian architect Émile Bénard. 

U.C. Berkeley: Competition
U.C. Berkeley: Competition
U.C. Berkeley: Competition
Berkeley, CA, 1898
Émile Bénard (architect)
Powell River Company Power House

Powell River Company Power House
British Columbia, Canada, 1930
William Wilson Wurster (architect)

College of the Virgin Islands
College of the Virgin Islands
College of the Virgin Islands
College of the Virgin Islands

College of the Virgin Islands, St. Croix & St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, 1965-1980
Ernest J. Kump (architect)

Cosmas, John Office Building
Cosmas, John Office Building

John Cosmas: Office Building
Vancouver, BC, n.d.
Henry Hill (architect)

Lee A. Ault

Lee A. Ault, Lyford Cay, Bahamas, 1967
Richard Bender (architect)

Old Glebe House for Miss A.B. Jennings
Old Glebe House for Miss A.B. Jennings
Old Glebe House for Miss A.B. Jennings
Old Glebe House for Miss A.B. Jennings
Woodbury, Connecticut, 1926
Gertrude Jekyll (landscape architect)
Works Project Administration: Puerto Rico Redevelopment
Works Project Administration: Puerto Rico Redevelopment

Works Project Administration: Puerto Rico Redevelopment, San Juan, PR, 1935
Arthur B. Gallion (architect)

Stanley Park Zoo

Stanley Park Zoo, Vancouver, BC,
SMWM (architects)

North America