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Exploring Helsinki Through the Dreamy Architecture of Eliel Saarinen

The New York Times – Travel:

A writer goes in search of the architect Eliel Saarinen, whose Art Nouveau-inspired designs helped shape early-1900s Finland as well as midcentury America.

Michael H. Hodges and Vesa Laitinen
Author: Michael H. Hodges and Vesa Laitinen

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Michael H. Hodges and Vesa Laitinen

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Architecture, Berkshires (Mass), Bloomfield Hills (Mich), Helsinki (Finland), Historic Buildings and Sites, Saarinen, Eero, Saarinen, Eliel, Travel and Vacations
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