What are some buildings inspired by the Pantheon in Rome, preferably from the 20th or 21st century.
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closed as not constructive by DVK, knut, Steven Drennon♦ Oct 16 '12 at 20:29
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Architecture is an extremely complex process, a blend of art and science, and looking for influences in its designs can sometimes be an art (or a science) in itself. Although there are several buildings where influences from the Pantheon are blatantly obvious even to the untrained eye, more often than not it's extremely hard to discuss architectural influences in anything but a very vague manner. That said, here are some examples from the 20th century:
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