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BAC1 SEM2 Flashcards

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Versailles

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Versailles Paris, 1668, Louis Le Vau et Hardouin Mansart

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Thomas Jefferson house

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Monticello Charlottesville (Virginia), 1809, Thomas Jefferson

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Stourhead, Wiltshire estate

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Wiltshire estate, 1750, Henry Hoare II & arch. Henry Flitcraft

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Wörlitz Park

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Ducal estate, 1773, arch. Friedrich Wilhelm von Erdmannsdorf

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Schloss Wörlitz

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Ducal estate, 1773, arch. Friedrich Wilhelm von Erdmannsdorf

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Gothic House

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Ducal estate, 1776, arch. Friedrich Wilhelm von Erdmannsdorf

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Hôtel Alexandre

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Paris, 1766, Etienne-Louis Boullée

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Cenotaph for Newton

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picturial study, 1784, Etienne-Louis Boullée

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Royal Library

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pictorial study, c. 1788, Etienne-Louis Boullée,

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Factory village Chaux

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Arc et Senans, 1774–79, Claude-Nicolas Ledoux,

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Pavilion for Madame Dubarry

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Louvenciennes, 1770, Ledoux

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Neue Wache

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Berlin 1818, Karl Friedrich Schinkel‘s

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Bank of England

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London, 1833, John Soane,

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Alte Pinakothek (picture gallery)

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Munich, 1836, Leo von Klenze,

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Bauakademie

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Berlin, 1835, Karl Friedrich Schinkel

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Federal Institut of Technology

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Zurich, 1868, Gottfried Semper

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Bibliothèque Ste-Geneviève

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Paris, 1850, Henri Labrouste

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St. Pancras Station

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London 1865, William Henry Barlow and Rowland M. Ordish (engineers)

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Crystal Palace

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London, 1851, Joseph Paxton

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Green house

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Chatsworth, 1837–1840, Joseph Paxton

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Au Bon Marché, remodeling of the interior

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1874, Louis-Charles Boileau (arch.) and Gustave Eiffel (eng.)

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Au Bon Marché

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Paris, 1872, Alexandre Laplanche

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Palais de l‘Industrie

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Paris 1855, Barrault & Bridel

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Palais Omnibus

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Champs-de-Mars, Paris, 1867, Jean-Baptiste Krantz (engineer) and Léopold Hardy (architect)

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Galerie des Machines

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Paris, 1889, Charles-Louis-Ferdinand Dutert and Victor Contamin

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Main gate, Expo 1900

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Paris, 1900, René Binet,

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Villa Bernasconi („Argentina“)

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1873 Antonio Croci

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Houses of Parliament

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London 1836, Charles Barry

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Lobby in the House of Lords, Houses of Parliament

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London, 1852, Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin

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St. Marie’s Grange

(own house),

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near Salisbury, 1835, Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin

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