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Altes Museum
Date: 1823-28
Location: Berlin
Architect: Karl Friedrich Schinel
First use of german order and plan combines interlocking classical prototypes |
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Bibliotheque
Date: 1842- 50
Location: Sainte- Genevieve
Architect: Henri Labrouste |
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Monticello
Date: 1770-1820
Location: Charlottesville, VA
Architect: Thomas Jefferson
Andrea Palladio's work had greatest influence on building
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Essai sur l'Architecture
Date: 1752
Author: Marc-Antione Laugier
essential argument is that all proper architecture is traceable to primitive hut |
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Cenotaph for Sir Issac Newton
Date: 1784
Architect: Etienne-Louis Boullee
Had no unnecessary ornamentation, inflation of geometric forms to huge scale, and repetition of elements at huge ranges |
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The Glasgow School of Art
Date: 1897-1909
Location: Scotland
Architect: Charles Rennie Mackintosh
Demonstrates Bold Massing and Light and Airy Interiors |
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S. Carlo alle Quattro Fontane
Date: begun 1634
Location: Rome
Architect: Francesco Borromini
Use of geometry organizing method reflects gothic design and construction practices
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Sagrade Familia
Date: begun 1882
Location: Barcelona
Architect: Antonio Gaudi
After Michelangelo's death, dome changed to retain gothic structural overtones, heavy towering sculptural presence, and richly crafted details |
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Il Gesu
Date: 1568-76
Location: Rome
Architect: Giacomo Vignola and Giacomo della Porta
signifigance due to facade becoming model for other churches |
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Saint Pauls
Date: 1675-1709
Location: London
Architect: Christopher Wren
used triple-dome construction strategy |
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