A Puzzle for the Architect Types
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Sorry Patrick, I'd have given some hints if no one got it.
Drew, Bingo! You have proximity on your side.
It's a beautiful house if you like that style. I was in it about 25 years ago with some friends who lived there. Beautiful on the inside and much different than the Animal House-type frat houses on Langdon Street.
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Dave, what do you think to letting drew pick another? keep it going as a rolling challenge...
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Great idea Remus. You're up Drew.
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Here ya go.
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Mario Botta. Cathedral of the Resurrection, Evry , France
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That was quick! very nice building, though.
Whats next massimo?
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Sorry, but how can i post an image? I'm pretty new to this forum.
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If the imag is already on the internet somewhere, you can right click it->copy image URL (or something similar), then paste the url between the [img]and[/img] tags.
If youve got the picture on your computer you can upload it using the tab below the box where you write your post (the one that says "upload attachment".)
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Thanks Remus, i try...
Both Buildings.
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La Bottega di Erasmo Torino Gabetti e Isola.
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Was not easy. You're right, dvd63.
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Might be easier for European educated architects...
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Carlo Scarpa, Il Museo di Castelvecchio
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Small Detail
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Try this one...
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Cube Houses, Piet Blom, Rotterdam.
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Too quick ! Correct.
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My turn!
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Palais Stoclet, Brussels, Josef Hoffmann, 1911
Anssi
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Here's a little more to go along with my previous entry.
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