1914, Cologne, Germany 1921 Sommerfeld House, Berlin, Germany designed for Adolf Sommerfeld 1922 competition entry for the Chicago Tribune Tower competition 1925–1932 Bauhaus School and Meisterhäuser (houses for senior staff), Dessau, Germany 1926–1928 Törten housing estate in Dessau. 1936 Village College, Impington, Cambridgeshire, England 1936 66 Old Church Street, Chelsea, London, England 1937 The Gropius House, Lincoln, Massachusetts, USA 1939 Waldenmark, Wrightstown Township, Pennsylvania (with Marcel Breuer) 1939–1940 The Alan I W Frank House, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (with Marcel Breuer) 1942–1944 Aluminum City Terrace housing project, New Kensington, Pennsylvania, USA 1945–1959 Michael Reese Hospital, Chicago, Illinois, USA – Master planned site and led the design for at least 8 of the approx. 28 buildings. 1949–1950 Harvard Graduate Center, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA (The Architects' Collaborative) 1957–1960 University of Baghdad, Baghdad, Iraq 1963–1966 John F. Kennedy Federal Office Building, Boston, Massachusetts, USA 1948 Peter Thacher Junior High School, 1957–1959 Dr. and Mrs. Carl Murchison House, Provincetown, Massachusetts, USA (The Architects' Collaborative) 1958–1963 Pan Am Building (now the Metlife Building), New York, with Pietro Belluschi and project architects Emery Roth & Sons 1957 Interbau Apartment blocks, Hansaviertel (Walter-Gropius-Haus) Berlin, Germany, with The Architects' Collaborative and Wils Ebert 1960 Temple Oheb Shalom (Baltimore, Maryland) 1960 the Gropiusstadt building complex, Berlin, Germany 1961 The award-winning Wayland High School, Wayland, Massachusetts, USA (demolished 2012) 1959–1961 Embassy of the United States, Athens, Greece (The Architects' Collaborative and consulting architect Pericles A. Sakellarios) 1968 Glass Cathedral, Thomas Glassworks, Amberg 1967–1969 Tower East, Shaker Heights, Ohio, was Gropius's last major project. 1968–1970 Huntington Museum of Art, Huntington, West Virginia, USA. Original building expanded with Gropius addition with little alteration to the original structure. Only American art museum to be brought to completion using a Gropius design. 1973–1980 Porto Carras, at Chalkidiki, Greece, was built posthumously from Gropius designs, it is one of the largest holiday resorts in Europe. NB: The building in Niederkirchnerstraße, Berlin known as the Gropius-Bau is named for Gropius's great-uncle, Martin Gropius, and is not associated with the Bauhaus. Gallery See also The Back Bay Center, 1953 Boston proposed development References Bibliography Further reading The New Architecture and the Bauhaus, Walter Gropius, 1935. The Scope of Total Architecture, Walter Gropius, 1956. From Bauhaus to Our House, Tom Wolfe, 1981. The Walter Gropius Archive, Routledge (publisher), 1990–1991. External links Designer portrait on rosenthalusa.com More information on Gropius's early years at the Bauhaus can be found in his correspondence