50 FAMOUS BUILDINGS OF THE WORLD

Cool clock tower

Built by Shah Jahan for his wife, after she died giving birth to her fourteenth child, as her tomb, intended as a memorial to everlasting love; built between 1632 and 1652 by around 20,000 people; a masterpiece of technology, the dome is 213 feet high and 92 feet wide, and rises above a cylindrical lower construction; the building is flanked by additional cupolas, turrets and slender minarets and built out of marble richly decorated with intarsia made of semi-precious stones.

one of the spiritual building that too in a mountain so huge

Home to the president of the USA, and contains the oval office.

Lost Inca city complex, probably built in the 15th century; perched on a mountainside about 7,550 feet above sea level; it's purpose and history are shrouded in mystery; the Inca built their living quarters, temples and workshops out of large stones so precisely hewn that they were able to do without mortar; the transport of the huge stones was another astonishing achievement; found by American adventurer Hiram Bingham (probably the original Indiana Jones) in 1911.

Would this be considered a building?

the biggest mall in the world, has a ski hill inside and a giant aquarium filled with different sea animals

Obviously, the Queen of England lives here! Long live Queen Elizabeth ll !!! x

It's the tallest building in the world(at least it's going to be). It's going to be taller than the Burj Khalifa. If you don't believe me, search up "Kingdom Tower" on google. it's going to have the worlds tallest observatory deck and it's estimated to be complete in 2019.

iconic, everyone recognizes it.

It is the centre of the world and the stumbling Stone of the nations

Famous in Britain, and it is used by the masterchef contestants to cook for their judges.

TEMPLE MADE OF PURE GOLD BY THE SIKH GURU ARJAN DEV JI .THIS IS A PILLGRAMAGE TO SIKHS

Tallest Building in the world. Best building ever

Church set in the center of the Spanish city of Barcelona; architect Antoni Gaudi devoted 30 years of his life to the building of this church, which may not be completed until 2050; it is built in the art nouveau style with an abundance of symbolism incorporated into the design; the highest tower is planned to soar 558 feet into the sky.

30,000 workers and all the major artists in France worked to create this palace, which was built as a royal home for King Louis XIV, beginning in 1668; took 50 years and 500 million gold francs to build; approximately 3,000 people lived in the palace, observing strict etiquette of the court, and all organized according to their place in the hierarchy; a garden landscape of over 3 square miles surrounds the palace.

first in its type in the world

its context

Building started 1340 to house the councillors who governed Venice; the Doge's Palace was a place for grand receptions and ceremonies, with paintings by the great Venetian masters, set in elaborate guilded frames; construction continued until the 17th century; the facade is characterized by the contrast between the two lower floors--with delicate columns and keel arches broken with tracery--and the upper floor--completely covered with lancet windows set in red and white marble.

In Leshan. Very famous.

One of the most recognizable buildings in the U.S.A. I think really good buildings, like this, should be added to this chart.

Another of London's great landmarks, located in front of London Bridge station.

Located close to the River Thames, close to Waterloo, Hungerford (Charing Cross) and Westminster bridges. Itt was completed in 1999.