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| Rickman and Cragg were known for their prefabricated cast iron |
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| The first large structure to use cast iron as the primary structural material was |
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| Iron bridge, Coalbrookedale. 1775 |
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| The first use of cast iron in English buildings was in what building type |
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| What business forced the introduction of cast iron structures in building construction? |
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| Insurance Companies want the buildings to be safer after the Albion Fire. |
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| In 1817, the potential for iron to evolve a new architectural style devoid of Greek or Gothic ornament was first articulated by |
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| The Great Conservatory at Chatsworth was designed by |
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| The greenhouse in the Royal Gardens at Kew was designed by |
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| "Remarks on Hot Houses," was written by |
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| The second Jardin d’ Hiver was designed by |
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| J. C. Loudon suggested the advantages of iron and glass construction prior to Thomas Rickman's cast iron churches. |
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| The Royal Pavilion at Brighton was designed by |
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| What was the effect on architecture of the British victory in the Battle of Trafalgar? |
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| Britain was able to further develop iron and glass after the battle of trafalgar |
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| The final design of Les Halles was produced by |
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