This document summarizes a variety of 21st century architecture projects from around the world that utilize unique designs such as egg-shaped structures, green living walls, and buildings integrated with nature. Some examples mentioned are the Cloud Gate sculpture in Chicago, the Turning Torso tower in Malmo Sweden, and artificial island developments in Dubai. Overall, the text outlines innovative building designs and forms that push the boundaries of architecture and incorporate sustainability.

1. XXI century architecture

2. Reykjavík - Chair Hallgrímskirkja

3. BMW Welt - an functional „whirl of tornado”

4. ... and its interior

5. EGG ARCHITECTURE Chicago Silver Egg, Cloud Gate - Anish Kapoor

6. "Cybertektonic Egg" Futuristic draft of James Law Cybertecture; located in the business district in Mumbai

8. Envision Green Hotel by Michael Rosenthal Associates, no location

10. City Hall in London, Sir Norman Foster's project

11. Swiss-Re in London

12. 30 St Mary Axe (Swiss Re) in London

13. A new building of BEIJING NATIONAL THEATER is called Egg; Project by Paul Andreu. Futuristic structure will become a cultural symbol of Beijing.

16. Moscow; Part of apartment-build designed by architect Sergey Tkachenko is in the shape of the egg in a white-red color

17. Painted Eggs Museum in Kolomyya (Ukraine) is called "Easter egg"; Roman Zacharij project

19. Burdż al-Arab; this is a very luxurious hotel in Dubai in the United Arab Emirates

21. Paris of XXI century

22. Milwaukee Art Museum

23. Milwaukee Art Museum; Milwaukee, Wisconsin

27. Milwaukee Art Museum - interior

28. Milwaukee Art Museum - interior

29. Turning Torso (Twisting Torso)Malmö, Sweden

30. Sydney Opera House project - Danish architect Joern Utzon

31. Self-sufficient, floating islands are a chance to survive environmental disasters or a frills for the richest; Belgian architect Vincent Callebaut

34. Artificial islands as a dream

35. Artificial islands: world of luxury, of splendour, of beauty ... show of economic power and technological capability. Building of islands of dreams is becoming increasingly popular. This fashion was initiated in United Arab Emirates, and now similar projects are planned in many other countries.

36. Architect Mike Reynolds invented the idea Eartship - pop-art at the site of building

37. The Indian Sanjay Puri Architects Office designed the building to be constructed almost entirely of concrete, it is the seat of Bombay Arts Society in Mumbai

38. L-Tower - the latest project by Daniel Libeskind for the City of Toronto

39. Living facades of buildings Green living wall "Halles à Avignon" in France by Patrick Blank

40. GRIN GRIN Park, Fukuoka, Japan. Design: Toyo Ito. Buildings are covered with vegetation. There are also paths, benches, etc.

41. Gwanggyo City Center (City Kwangiu) design by MVRDV. The green cones - hedgerows on the terraces, surround each floor of buildings, so they look like rings one at the other.

42. School of Fine Arts and Design in Singapore; designed by CPG Consultants

43. Death Star and the Crescent

46. In Baku - the capital of Azerbaijan, on two adjacent penisulas will be built so modern skyscrapers. Designer of those buildings is Korean Lab Heerim Architects.

47. MEDIA FACADE Project of Ars Electronica Center, Linz, Austria. Architect: Treusch Wien

48. Nordwesthaus, Fussach, Austria, project: Baumschlager Eberle Folded Space, San Paulo, Brazylia, project: MSW

49. National Library, Minsk, Belarus, Project: Viktor Kramarenko and Michael Vinogradov, lighting: GVA Lightening

50. Background sound - Vladimir Cosma - Les Mondes Engloutis-Les Messagers Du Shagma Photos, from web pages, has chosen - Anna