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...9|isbn=92-3-101733-0|pages=65–78}}</ref> The annex was destroyed in a fire in 1987.<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://www.notrehistoire.ch/medias/20574|title=Pav ...National. When Switzerland joined the then newly created League of Nations in 1920, the premises became the world body's headquarters.<ref>[http://www.oh ...

The year '''1879 in architecture''' involved some significant events. ...are criticised by the [[Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings]] in Britain. ...

* [[The Spire (Graham Land)]], a rock pinnacle in Antarctica * [[The Spire (Rampart Ridge)]], a rock pinnacle in Antarctica ...

| location = 330 Broad St., [[Lake Geneva, Wisconsin]] | architect = Spencer and Powers; Reinert, Malsch and Baumbach ...

...s, each eighty-six metres tall and insulated against ground, were arranged in a row with a distance of 140 metres between each mast. On 23 April 2015 the ...nited States domestic networks provided the only American radio receivable in Germany, apart from stations specifically intended for overseas reception, ...

{{Short description|Convention center in Geneva, Switzerland}} | image = Geneva Palexpo - panoramio.jpg ...

{{short description|19th century canal in New York state, United States}} ...Canal]] system. The latter connected the Great Lakes with the Hudson River and ultimately the Atlantic port of [[New York City]]. ...

{{Short description|Cemetery in Geneva, Switzerland}} ...for people who died from [[Plague (disease)|plague]] in the [[Switzerland in the Middle Ages|Middle Ages]], during the [[second plague pandemic]].<ref n ...

...eart are statues to [[William Farel]], [[John Calvin]], [[Theodore Beza]], and [[John Knox]]. The [[Christogram]] can be seen below the statues.]] ...ocuments of the [[Protestant Reformation]] are depicted therein in statues and [[bas-relief]]s. ...

|building_type=[[Radio masts and towers|grounded upfed mast radiator]] |status=shutdown in 2014 and demolished in 2018 ...

...in architecture''' involved some significant architectural events and new buildings. ...ation stone for the new [[Palace of Nations, Geneva|Palace of Nations]] in Geneva.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.swissinfo.ch/fre/dossiers/adhesion_onu/Suis ...

{{Short description|Fountain in Geneva, Switzerland}} [[File:Jet d'eau de Genève (swiss).jpg|thumb|The Jet d'Eau fountain in Geneva]] ...

...in architecture''' involved some significant architectural events and new buildings. ==Buildings and structures== ...

...ldren's Hospital (Basel, Switzerland) (edit).jpg|thumb|Children's hospital in [[Basel]]]] This is a '''list of hospitals in Switzerland.''' ...

{{Short description|Building in Geneva, Switzerland}} {{For|the building in Tajikistan|Palace of the Nation, Dushanbe}} ...

{{Short description|Large functioning metronome in Czechia}} | height_metric = <!-- (i.e. in metric units) --> ...

...[[kilowatt|kW]] were installed. At first, these transmitters were switched in parallel for a transmission power of 1500&nbsp;kW, after 1990 only 750&nbsp ...u of the construction of the current towers. The original tower were built in 1936, by Karlova Huť; these towers survived [[World War II]] without damage ...

{{Short description|Baseball field in Geneva, Illinois, US}} {{about|the baseball field in Geneva, Illinois|the [[Northwestern University]] temporary stadium|Martin Stadium ...

{{Short description|Large building complex in Vienna}} ...na U-Bahn)|Kaisermühlen/VIC station]] of the [[Vienna U-Bahn]] can be seen in the foreground.]] ...

{{Short description|Historic house museum in Chambéry, France}} ...ouse museum]] in a [[Hamlet (place)|hamlet]] near the town of [[Chambéry]] in the [[Savoie]] region of [[France]]. It is famed as a favourite retreat of ...