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| The building generally credited as the start of the American Renaissance Revival( Neoclassical) in the 1880s was______? |
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| Henry Villard Houses by Mckim Mead and White |
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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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| Briefly describe how Mckim typically started the design of his buildings: |
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| he started with exterior design first, then fit the program into the design. |
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| The precedent used for the design of pennsylvania Station was______ |
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| The precendent used for the exterior desing of the boston public library was____ |
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| Ste-Geneviève and St Francesco |
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| Where was exposed iron and glass used in Penn Station? |
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| What major building(no 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. This 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 (Neo-Classical) was____? |
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Name two architects that designed buildings that were located around the court of honor at the 1893 world's
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| The 'white city" was the nickname given to? |
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| 1892 world fair in Chicago |
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| The success of the 1893 Chicago's world's fair launched the career of _____ as America's first urban planer. |
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