| vocab | ||
| #1 | structural system supported at one end only | cantilever |
| #2 | *bringing activity from street into the building | urban carpet |
| #3 | smaller iteration of a larger whole | microcosm |
| #4 | by proclamation of the president only, land set aside as a national monument | Antiquities Act |
| #5 | tour one would take after their formal education to visit the antiquities of Greece and Classical Roman empire |
Grand Tour |
| people | ||
| #1 | designer of the Barcelona Pavilion | Mies |
| #2 | primary diety worshipped at Ise Shrine | Amateratsu |
| #3 | primary diety worshipped at Parthenon | Athena |
| #4 | designer of the Wexner Center | Eisenman |
| #5 | secondary diety worshipped at Ise Shrine | Toyouke |
| architects | ||
| #1 | designer for Robie House | Wright |
| #2 | designer for Villa Savoye | LeCorbusier |
| #3 | *designer for Contemporary Arts Center | Zaha Hadid |
| #4 | designerS for the Tate Modern | Herzog & deMueron |
| #5 | *designerS for Knowlton Hall | Mack Scoggin and Merril Elam |
| cities | ||
| #1 | location of Taj Mahal | Agra |
| #2 | location of Ryoan-Ji | Kyoto |
| #3 | location of Farnsworth House | Plano |
| #4 | location of Glass House | New Canaan |
| #5 | location of Villa Savoye | Poissey |
| identifications | ||
| #1 |
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Fallingwater |
| #2 |
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Robie House |
| #3 |
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Villa Savoye |
| #4 |
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Contemporary Arts Center
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| #5 |
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Seattle Public Library |
| Final Question | |
This museum is Farshid Moussavi's first project completed in the United States. |
Museum of Contemporary Art, Cleveland |
