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A Year In Architecture

Written by David Fischer

Paul Goldberger, of The New Yorker, has posted his top 10 buildings of 2008. Included are Gehry's Art Gallery of Ontario, the New Museum on the Bowery and (seen above) the China's Olympic Stadium by Herzog and de Meuron. A few surprise selections, but for the most part those structures listed are those that really captivated. (Via DB).

View the remaining buildings listed (by us) after the jump.

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