11. Iron and Glass Flashcards

1
Q

Who was responsible for the initial development of cast iron in England?

A

Darby

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2
Q

The first large clear span structure to use cast iron as the primary structural material was _______________.

A

Coalbrookdale Bridge

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3
Q

What business forced the introduction of cast iron structures in building construction?

A

insurance companies

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4
Q

What was the effect on architecture of the British victory in the Battle of Trafalgar?

A

able to further develop iron and glass

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5
Q

Sketch the typical cast iron structure of an early Industrial Revolution multistor factory in England as it would have been constructed in 1800, showing columns, beams, and floors.

A

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6
Q

Rickman and Cragg were known for their prefabricated cast iron _____________________.

A

Gothic revival churches

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7
Q

The Royal Pavilion at Brighton was designed by _________.

A

Nash

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8
Q

An early example of glass’ ability to “break the box” of the traditional rectangular room was articulated by ________________.

A

Repton

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9
Q

“Remarks on Hot Houses,” was written by ____________.

A

Loudon

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10
Q

In 1817, the potential for iron to evolve a new architectural style devoid of Greek or Gothic ornament was first articulated by ____________.

A

Loudon

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11
Q

The Great Conservatory at Chatsworth was designed by __________.

A

Paxton

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12
Q

The greenhouse in the Royal Gardens at Kew was designed by ______.

A

Turner

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13
Q

List two advantages that a Parisian arcade had over a street front shop:

A

a. covering overhead

b. controlled environment

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14
Q

What is a “Flaneur”?

A

someone who goes strolling

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15
Q

The second Jardin d’ Hiver was designed by _______.

A

Horeau

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16
Q

The final design of Les Halles was produced by _______.

A

Baltard