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Compare & Contrast
Compare & Contrast
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Compare and contrast the interior of Hagia Sophia with the interior of Notre Dame de Chartres.
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Compare and contrast the Crystal Palace with the Eiffel Tower.
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Compare and contrast the International style of the Bauhaus to the Jeppesen Terminal Building. How does each reflect the time they were constructed?
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Compare and contrast Wright's
Falling Water
with Gehrys
Guggenheim Museum Bilbao.
Make sure to discuss the aims of each architect.
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What were the contributions of Louis Sullivan and the Chicago school of architecture?
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