Editing Timeline of architecture (section)

==1930s==
*'''[[1939 in architecture|1939]]''' – The 1939 [[World's Fair]] in New York includes the [[Finnish Pavilion]] by [[Alvar Aalto]] and the [[Brazilian Pavilion]] by [[Lucio Costa]] and [[Oscar Niemeyer]].
*'''[[1938 in architecture|1938]]''' – Frank Lloyd Wright purchases {{convert|800|acre|km2}} of land 26 miles away from [[Phoenix, Arizona|Phoenix]], and begins to build [[Taliesin West]], his winter home, in [[Scottsdale, Arizona]], US
*'''[[1937 in architecture|1937]]''' – Wright completes his house [[Fallingwater]], at [[Bear Run, Pennsylvania]]. 
*'''[[1936 in architecture|1936]]''' – Frank Lloyd Wright designs his monumental inward-looking [[Johnson Wax Headquarters]] in [[Racine, Wisconsin]], US.
*'''[[1935 in architecture|1935]]''' – [[Cass Gilbert]]'s [[United States Supreme Court Building]] is posthumously finished.
*'''[[1934 in architecture|1934]]''' – Frank Lloyd Wright draws up plans for his ''[[Broadacre City]]'', a decentralized urban metropolis.
*'''[[1933 in architecture|1933]]''' – The [[Bauhaus]] closes under [[Nazism|Nazi]] pressure.
*'''[[1932 in architecture|1932]]''' – The [[Museum of Modern Art]] (MoMA) in New York holds its exhibition on modern architecture, coining the term "[[International style (architecture)|International Style]]."
*'''[[1931 in architecture|1931]]''' – The [[Empire State Building]], designed by [[Shreve, Lamb and Harmon]], becomes the tallest building in the world.
*'''[[1930 in architecture|1930]]''' – [[William Van Alen]] completes the [[Chrysler Building]], an Art Deco [[skyscraper]] in [[New York City]], US.