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scientific eclecticism focused on known history and following the precedent accurately. They understood what they were doing.
synthetic eclecticism focused on precedent and applying it to one's own work. glue shit together. |
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| What is the difference between scientific eclecticism and synthetic eclecticism? |
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| done by George Fuller, employ the iron frame that supports masonry curtain walls. |
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| what did the rookery, the tacoma building and the Flatiron building have in common? |
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| pictoral interiors and ornament; neoclassicism |
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| Stanford White is known for what style of architecture? |
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| Sketch the floor plan of Pennsylvania Station. |
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| The building generally credited as the start of the American Renaissance Revival (Neo-classical) in the 1880's was the |
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| The 1909 Plan of Chicago was inspired by what other city? |
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| The Singer Building was designed and constructed by |
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| designed the exterior envelope and then forced the program into it. |
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| Briefly describe how McKim typically started the design of his buildings: |
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| Tepedarium and the Baths of Caracalla |
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| The precedent used for the design of Pennsylvania Station was |
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| Biblioteque St. Genvieve and San Francesco Rimini |
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| The precedent used for the exterior design of the Boston Public Library was |
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| Where was exposed iron and glass used in Pennsylvania Station? |
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| What major building (non-residential) is considered to be the first significant Neoclassical Revival design in late 19th Century America? |
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| received the credit for the success of the 1893 World's Fair design. |
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| The architect often considered to be the first American urban planner was |
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| The 1893 Chicago World's Fair was built in the _______ style. |
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| The Boston Public Library was designed by |
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| "Make no little plans, they have no imagination to stir men's blood..." is a quote credited to |
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| The architect of the "Golden Door" of the Transportation Building at the 1893 World's Fair was |
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| The architect generally credited as starting the American Renaissance Revival (Neoclassical) was |
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| Name two architects that designed buildings that were located around the Court of Honor at the 1893 World's Fair. |
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The World's Fair in Chicago,
more specifically the court of honor. |
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| The "White City" was the nickname given to |
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| The success of the 1893 Chicago's World's Fair launched the career of ________ as America's first urban planner. |
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