Boston Buildings | ||
#1 | What is the Hancock Tower? |
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#2 | What is the Zakim Bridge? |
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#3 | What is Faneuil Hall? |
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#4 | What is the Carpenter Center? |
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#5 | What is Harvard Stadum? |
Top Architects | ||
#1 | This architect designed Harvard's Carpenter Center |
Who was LeCorbusier? |
#2 | The most famous modern American architect is known for Fallingwater, a home built over a waterfall in southwestern Pennsylvania. |
Who is Frank Lloyd Wright? |
#3 | This architect rebuilt 52 churches, including St. Paul Cathedral, after the Fire of 1666. |
Who was Christopher Wren? |
#4 | This classical architect, also known for his sculpture, designed the dome of St. Peter's Basilica in Rome. |
Who is Michelangelo? |
#5 | This American Architect, born in Boston, known for the principal "Form follows Function" is also called "The Father of the Skyscraper" |
Who is Louis Henri Sullivan? |
Archivocab | ||
#1 | This word describes balanced proportions, correspondence in size and shape of parts on opposite sides of a dividing line. |
What is Symmetry? |
#2 | This word describes something that is unifrom is structure or composed of parts that are all of the same nature or kind.
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What is homogeneous? |
#3 | This word describes the amount of space occupied by a three-dimensional object as measured in cubic units. |
What is volume? |
#4 | This term describes the amount of greeenhouse and specifically carbon dioxide gas emitted by something during a given period. |
What is a carbon footprint? |
#5 | This word describes a straight line about which a body or geometric figure rotates |
What is an axis? |
Ancient Architecture | ||
#1 | What is the Taj Mahal? |
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#2 | What is the Roman Colosseum? |
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#3 | What is Stonehenge in England? |
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#4 | What is Machu Pichu in Peru? |
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#5 | What is Angor Wat in Cambodia? |
Illustrated Tech | ||
#1 | What is a flying butress? |
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#2 | What is a spire? |
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#3 | What is a cornerstone? |
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#4 | What is an Onion Dome? |
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#5 | What is a Gargoyle |
Final Question | |