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Quiz . 06 April 2011


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Architecture Puzzler #513

True or false:
a) A "squint" is a wall opening usually found in a castle wall.
b) Halogen lamps use the gaseous form of iodine.
c) John Ruskin is associated with art nouveau architecture.

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Architecture Puzzler #512

What residential style of architecture was initially made popular by English architect Richard Norman Shaw and ultimately carried to maturity by McKim, Mead, and White?

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The art nouveau Behrens House (1901), by Peter Behrens.
Photo: Earl Moursund

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