As architects like to travel, some like being photographed in front of iconic buildings that move, and possibly inspire them. Others do it to show a spirit of having reached a symbolic “summit.” Here are some pictures taken by some of our folks in front of what they perhaps consider their architectural “Mt. Everest.”


[above] Greg Ryden and The Kaufmann House aka Falling Water


[above] Angela Martinez and Grand Central Station


[above] Veronica Hernandez and Château de Chambord


[above] Peter Ho and Rachofsky House


[above] Hannah Sargent and Park Güell, Barcelona


[above] Christian Sheridan, AIA and The Tower of Pisa


[above] Alejandro Brave and The Venice Beach House by Frank Gehry


[above] Silvana Micolich and Calatrava Bridge: Puente de la Mujer


[above] Fernando L. Brave, AIA and the Chapel of Notre Dame du Haut, Ronchamp, France


[above] Frank Vargas, AIA and Red Square The Krelin and Lenin’s Tumb


[above] Terry Minh-Tam Banh and The Guggenheim Museum Bilbao


[above] Fabian Vargas and Boca Juniors Stadium, Buenos Aires