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Santiago Calatrava
Calling Calatrava's structures "open and organic," the New York Times said that the new terminal will evoke the kind of uplifting spirituality that is needed on Ground Zero....
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11-28-08
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Queen Anne Architecture
Queen Anne became an architectural fashion in the 1880s and 1890s, when the industrial revolution was building up steam. North America was caught up in the excitement of new technologies....
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Spaceship Earth
When Buckminster Fuller conceived the geodesic dome, he dreamed that it would house humanity. Constructed of a complex framework of self-bracing triangles, the geodesic dome is the strongest and most economical structure ever designed....
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11-28-08
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Sacred Geometry
The proportion Vitruvius recommended was modeled after the human body. He observed that all human beings are shaped according to a ratio that is astonishingly precise and uniform....
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Great Homes of the Gilded Age
In large cities and then in upscale resort communities like Rhode Island, noted architects like Stanford White and Richard Morris Hunt were designing enormous homes and elegant hotels that mimicked the castles and palaces of Europe....
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11-28-08
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Favorite House Styles
1. Craftsman Bungalow House Style Homey bungalows with low-pitched roofs and exposed rafters took America by storm in the early 1900s... and then faded from favor after 1930. But perhaps the style is making a comeback......
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