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This paper depicts the building of the Grace Cathedral and the spiritual meaning that it has for the people who visit it.

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This research paper on the New York Public Library contains a detailed architectural study of the library, its Beaux-Arts style and a substantive history. It also contains some information about the Humanities and Social Sciences collection that is currently housed in the original NYPL building on 5th Ave. and 42nd Street.

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A review of the religious symbolism in the architecture of the Hindu temples in India.

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This paper describes the architecture of Frank Wright with reference to the Prairie Houses, with the help of his design of Robie House.

Tags: wright, architecture, school

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This paper describes its current state and the vast amount of paper and technological wisdom it contains. This paper relates the library's future plans.

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This paper discusses the history of the Collosem but most importantly examines the artistry involved in the look of the Colloseum and the way it was built. The renovation that has taken place is also addressed.

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This paper examines architecture, acoustics and reflected sound. It explains how rooms and concert halls are designed to minimize reflected noise and enhance sound quality

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This paper examines both the development and the construction of the Imperial Hotel in respect to its significance for Frank Lloyd Wright. Sadly, the hotel no longer survives, having been demolished in 1968, but its significance still remains crucial to understanding the impact that the Japanese culture had on Frank Lloyd Wright and his work.

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This paper examines public art, specifically architecture as public art. It defines public art and outlines why architecture is public art. It also presents a case study of the Capitol Building and Capitol Mall in Sacramento, CA as public art.

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This paper examines the Air Canada Centre (ACC), stadium in Toronto, Ontario. It focuses on the dynamic demands of the client group, unique in the history of stadium construction and the responses of the architects and project managers.

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This paper examines the changes in Western art perceptions of design and aesthetics in the early 20th century by analysing the influence of the design that produced the Bauhaus aesthetic. This essay argues that a political agenda gave direction to this change, one that was enabled by changes in industrial production technologies. In this paper, several artifacts and interiors of this period are discussed, and the author here demonstrates how the objective of the Bauhaus aesthetic was to liberate the mass public through the transformative power of well-designed, affordable living space.

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This paper examines the links between architecture and technology. It examines the period from the eighteenth to the twentieth century. It focuses on iron, cast iron, and concrete and their impact on construction and design.

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This paper is on acoustics and listening quality. A number of factors go into the design of concert halls and rooms to enhance their potential for listening quality. The sheer number of these factors have meant that designers face a number of difficulties in designing their listening spaces. As this essay will argue, the design of spaces to enhance their listening quality depends to a great degree upon a variety of these acoustical factors.

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This paper will argue that the Acropolis can only be understood in terms of the people who gave it shape and embodied it with the hopes, experiences and aspirations of their time.

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This paper will discuss Bruno Taut's 'The Glass Pavilion' of 1914 and Antonio Sant'Elia's 'Citta Nuova' of 1914. By discussing these great buildings, we can see how their creators envisioned the future of architecture.