Architecture is a mirror of the societal changes that occur over a specific period of time. Each place is recognized by a certain iconic building from Eiffel Tower to the pyramids. But what if these iconic buildings were built in a different time by different architects" Expedia asked that question and came up with redesigns of seven iconic buildings in other architectural styles.

CN Tower in Ancient Egyptian style

Toronto?s CN Tower took three years to build and stands at a whopping 553 meters. It held the record as the tallest freestanding building in the world until 2007, when the 30 centimeter higher Burj Dubai snatched the title. Here it is reimagined as an Ancient Egyptian obelisk, erected to honor an event, individual or god.
Courtesy of Expedia Falling Water House in Classical style

Deep in the forest of South-western Pennsylvania, lies one of America?s most famous houses, designed by renowned architect Frank Lloyd Wright. It opened to the public in 1964, and since then, more than five million visitors have come to see the architectural masterpiece. But what if it was built in Ancient Greece" In the Classical style, it?s all about symmetrical columns and the use of marble and stone.
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Sydney Opera House in Tudor style

The Opera House is one of Australia?s most photographed landmarks ? and it?s not hard to see why. This architectural masterpiece changed the course of the 20th century architecture, and its striking shapes make it instan...