Arch 2315 Exam 2 Review

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Arch 2315Exam 2 Review

• Exam 2 will consist of
• 25 - 30 building / site / plan identification _at_
  2 points each
• possibly motif / building type
  identification _at_ 1 point each
• 3 essay questions _at_ 15 points each
• List the I.D. information vertically on the exam,
  just as they are on the review
• Name of ID
• Location
• Date (plus or minus 5 years, e.g., an ID that
  dates to 1637 could be correctly listed as
  any year between 1632 and 1642.
• I suggest that you choose, in such as case
  as this, either
• 1635 or 1640, since it seems easier
  to remember five-year
• intervals)
• Architect(s), if known

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1. Banqueting House London 1619 Inigo Jones
2. Blenheim Palace Woodstock England 1705 Vanbrugh
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3. Chiswick Near London 1725 Lord Burlington
4. Louvre, west front Paris 1664 Bernini
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5. Mount Airy Virginia 1755 John Arris, master
builder
6. Redwood Library Newport, Rhode Island
1748 Peter Harrison
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7. School of Surgery Paris 1769 Jacques Gondoin
8. Mount Vernon Alexandria, Virginia 1785 George
Washington John Rawlins
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9. St. Genevieve, the Pantheon Paris 1756 Jacques
Soufflot
10. Petite Trianon Versailles,
France 1762 Jacques Gabriel
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11. Louvre, west front Paris 1667 Perrault
12. Laugiers hut from Essai sur
lArchitecture Marc-Antoine Laugier 1753
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13. Kings Circus Royal Crescent Bath,
England 1754 1767 John Wood, the Elder
Younger
14. Royal Crescent Bath, England 1767 John Wood,
the Younger
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15. Blenheim Palace Grounds Woodstock,
England 1705 Vanbrugh
16. St. Martin-in-the-Fields London 1721 James
Gibbs
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18. Blenheim Palace Grounds Woodstock,
England 1705 Vanbrugh
17. Cartesian Man Circa 1750 An interpretation of
Da Vincis Vitruvian Man based on the Cartesian
grid
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19. Queens House London 1616 Inigo Jones
20. St. Pauls Cathedral London 1675 Inigo Jones
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21. Kedleston Hall Derbyshire, England
1768 Robert Adam
22 Strawberry Hill Twickenham, England
1749 Horace Walpole, Robert Adam, et al. .
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23. Syon House Middlesex, England 1762 Robert
Adam
24. Regents Park, plan London 1811 John Nash
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25. Stowe Gardens, Reciprocal Views Garden
Plan Buckinghamshire, England 1735-83 13 phases
of development, primarily by Kent and Capability
Brown NOTE For this I.D. you must know ALL the
information. You may round the dates, i.e.,
1735-1780
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26. The Oaks Surrey, England 1774 Robert Adam
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Motifs and Building Types

• Search the preceding images for examples of
  these motifs and building types
• Triumphal Arch motif
• Palladian (Venetian) motif
• Belvedere motif
• Temple Front motif
• Basilica
• Domus
• Porticus
• Tholos
• Theatre
• NEW
• Reciprocal View
• Picturesque composition
• there will be more