This page gives only some of the important examples of Eliel Saarinen's architecture. A detailed overview concerning Saarinen's work as an architect can be found in:
Hausen, Marikka et al.: Eliel Saarinen Projects 1896 - 1923, Hamburg 1990
1899 - 1901 Pohjola Insurance building, Helsinki
1900 Finnish pavilion for the 1900 World's Fair in Paris
1901 - 1910 Finnish National Museum in Helsinki (in scandinavian national romantic style)
1902 Hvitträsk, Saarinen’s house near Helsinki
 Hvitträsk
1903 Olofsborg house, Helsinki
 Olofsborg House
1906 Helsinki Railway Station
 Helsinki Railway Station
1922 Saarinen won the second price for the Chicago Tribune Tower
1926 and following years: buildings at Bloomfield Hills, teaching architecture at Cranbrook
 Cranbrook Campus and Saarinen House, Bloomfield Hills
Mid-30ies: independent architecture practice with his son Eero Saarinen
40ies: Churches in Columbus, Minneapolis, Chicago. - Art Center at Des Moines, Iowa/USA | 
