Colin Rowe compared two of these buildings in a paper titled for the mathematics of ideal examples of them. Load-bearing walls were eliminated from one of these buildings with a rectangular floor plan punningly called “Dom-Ino.” The turning radius of the Citroen influenced the design for the (15[1])base of one of these buildings by an architect who likened these buildings to (15[1]-5[1])machines. That (-5[1])architect (15[1])collaborated with Pierre Jeannaret on one of these buildings in Poissy [PWA-see] that stands on pilotis and has a free (*) floor plan, some of the five principles espoused (10[1])in Towards a New Architecture. Another of these buildings constructed over a Pennsylvania waterfall was (10[1])designed for the Kaufmann family by Frank Lloyd Wright. For 10 points, name these buildings, one of which was designed by Le Corbusier to be the Savoye family’s residence. (10[1])■END■