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SOUTHERNNESS IN ARCHITECTURE

If John F. Kennedy did indeed call Washington, D.C., 'a city of Southern efficiency and Northern charm,' it was a statement characterized less by its deadly accuracy and double-edged sharpness than by the startling lack of ambiguity that went with it. The American North is prized for its efficiency and the opulence of its progress. The American South is seen to lack those qualities and to rely instead on more leisurely (and more charming) ways.

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