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Examples of Contemporary Modern Architecture

  • Crystal Cathedral (1980) in Garden Grove, California

  • Tour Total (1985) in the Paris suburb Courbevoie, La Défense district.

  • Borgata (2003) in Atlantic City

  • Eureka Tower (2006) in Melbourne

  • Trump International Hotel and Tower (2009) in Chicago.

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