philosophical system based upon the capacity of humankind for rational, objective thought and action; stresses human reason and is centered in human nature, interests, and ideals, as distinct from religious philosophies based in a higher God 

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The activity, spirit or time of humanistic revival of classical art, literature and learning originating in Italy in the 14th century and extending to the 17th century making the transition from the medieval to the modern world 

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The various adaptations of Italian renaissance architecture that occurred throughout Europe until the advent of Mannerism and the Baroque in the 16th and 17th centuries, characterized by the use of Italian renaissance forms and motifs in more or less traditional buildings 

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A style of Italian renaissance art and architecture developed during the 15th century, characterized by development of linear perspective, chiaroscuro, and in buildings by the free and inventive use of classical details 

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built to be self-supporting as it was constructed

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city house : (a)  

public square

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a style of Italian renaissance art and architecture developed during the late 15th century, characterized by an emphasis on draftsmanship, the illusion of sculptural volume in painting, and in building, by the imitative use of orders and compositional arrangements in the classical style, With great attention to the formulation of Vitruvius and the precedents of existing ruins 

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(a)   is the center

began in gothic era; dome in renissance

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Brunelleschi is the father of (a)   architecture

railing supported by balusters

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we moved from renaissance to (a)  

garden that are geometrically

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exotic to the region

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pathway lined with trees

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who designed Baltimore Cathedral

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who designed plan of Washington DC

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human achievement separate from religious dogma

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(a)   shaped into columns and arches support vaults and domes

the effile tower is a (a)   construction

fagus factory location

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designing buildings for the world

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an abstract style that can fit anywhere

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postmodernisim was the (a)   of science

where was the 1871 fire

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renaissance began where

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Brunelleschi had (a)   forms in his buildings

(a)   relate one element to another

consolidate temporal power 

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proportions = (a)  

a transitional style in 16th century, particularly in Italy, characterized by the unconventional use of classical elements

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father of landscape architecture in america

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there are infrastructure problems in (a)   cities

a transitional style in 16th century, particularly in Italy, characterized by the unconventional use of classical elements

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engineers design (a)   structures

historical styles vs new forms 

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return to glory (a)   antiquity

--- has the humanist ideals introduced to papal court

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a style of architecture originating in Italy in the early 17th century and variously prevalent in Europe and the New World for a century and a half characterized by free and sculptural use of classical orders and ornament, dynamic opposition and interpenetration of spaces, and the dramatic combined effects of architecture, sculpture, painting, and the decorative arts

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-- added collonade

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Methodical organization of the building process uses --- building technology 

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crystal palace was designed by

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no --- and no --- refrences

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(a)   made from industrial manufacturing processes

engineers pushed limits of ___ and __

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engineers (a)   the role of architects

developed after american revolution

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federal style was copied from (a)   architect

outward maifestation of the centrally organized plan

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peter behrens ; AEG turbine factories

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