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b. mid length column collars
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| List two architectural details Furness borrowed from Viollet-le-duc: |
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| What does Larson credit for having inspired Richardson to eliminate the horizontal banding in his elevations in favor of one continuous surface? |
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| Furness' search for an "American" architecture was inspired by the writings of the philosopher: |
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a. environmental
b. riots
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| List three factors that influenced the final site plan of the Glessner House: |
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| A checkerboard pattern of square stones created by alternating dark and light stones was a characteristic motif in the early work of: |
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| The term used by many 19th Century American architects used to describe the quality they were searching for in their designs was |
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| The European architectural theoretician that was most influential on the work of Furness was: |
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| I had the courtyard facing south |
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| Sketch the site plan of the Glessner House including a North arrow: |
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| Furness got more complex, Richardson got more refined |
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| Compare the formal compositional tendencies in the last buildings designed by Richardson and the last designs by Furness |
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| he said it had more potential for development (as did Semper) |
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| What reason did Richardson give for choosing the Romanesque as his point of inspiration for his work? |
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| What building was first responsible for establishing Richardson as a national-know architect |
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| the first two were cross-axial, the third was rectangular |
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| There were three libraries by Richardson shown in lecture. Sketch the concept of the floor plann that was repeated in all three projects: |
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