Essay:Greatest American Designs

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Greatest American Designs in all fields include the following:

Design Designer Comments
Corvette Harvey Earl the masterful designer brought style to the American car, beginning with the 1927 LaSalle and continuing with the 1953 Corvette and the 1955-1957 Chevy Bel Air.
Guggenheim Museum Frank Lloyd Wright the Midwesterner brought his brilliance to Manhattan, where the elite of New York City was outdone and thus were slow to give him the full credit he deserved
Eads Bridge James Eads the first major bridge over the Mississippi River, the Eads Bridge carried trains and remains functional to this day
Empire State Building Shreve, Lamb & Harmon[1] a 102-story steel-framed Art Deco skyscraper that opened in 1931 and remained the world's tallest building until 1971.
The Vietnam Veterans Memorial Maya Lin (winner of a design contest) The memorial effectively captures the futility of war by documenting the individual sacrifices of the dead and a nation's grief.
Golden Gate Bridge Charles Alton Ellis The designer Ellis was ultimately fired due to delays and disagreements.
St. Louis Gateway Arch Eero Saarinen[2] (winner of a design contest) It is equally as tall as it is wide (630 feet).

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