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| the first building to have the new scientific approach to structure applied to it |
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| Sainte Genvieve (aka the Pantheon in Paris) |
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| the architectural theoretician who related the evolution of classical architecture back to the idea of a "primitive hut" |
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| the "founder of modern history" |
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| the first Italian architect in the 1700s to express an interest in Gothic architecture |
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| one of the early French architects to have an interest in Gothic architecture |
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| Why did Lodoli condemn Greek architecture? |
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| they built in stone as if it was wood, they neglected the materials' properties |
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| the difference between a Greek triglyph and a Roman triglyph |
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Greek: at corner
Roman: corner is bare, triglyph is in center of column |
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| 3 faults Laugier saw in French architecture of his time |
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1. Engaged columns
2. Pilasters
3. Columns on bases |
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| first Italian architect to express the ideas of structural rationalism and his student |
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| 2 relatively new architectural ideas that Piranesi expressed in the Carceri etchings |
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1. Structural rationalism
2. Spatial conception/ideas |
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| the "father of art history" |
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