WEEK 4: The Beaux-Arts and the Architecture’s Empire

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Palace for the Academies

1786 

Prix de Rome winning entry

Charles Percier

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Hospice in the Alps

Prix de Rome (first prize)

1864

Julien Guadet

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Drawing for a theatre

École des Beaux-Arts

1902

Julia Morgan

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Restoration of the Greek temples at Paestum (envoi de Rome)

1828-29

Henri Labrouste

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Plan of Paris

1870

Eugene Deschamps

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Bibliothèque Sainte-Geneviève

1838–50

Henri Labrouste

Paris, France

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Opéra

1861–74

Charles Garnier

Paris, France

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Plan of Algiers

1848

Chares Delaroche

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The Prefecture, Boulevard de la Republique (formerly de I’Imperatrice)

1906

Algiers, French Empire

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Urban Plan of Casablanca

1915-17

Henri Prost (urban designer)

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Raj Bavan (Government House),

1799-1803

Charles Wyatt

Kolkata, British India (now India)

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Kedleston Hall

1750

Adam Curzon

Derbyshire, England

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Marble Palace

1835-40

Unknown architect (French)

Kolkata, British India (now India)

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Secretariat

Oval Maidan

1850

Henry Clair Wilkins

Bombay, British India

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Convocation Hall, University of Bombay

Gilbert George Scott

Bombay, British India 

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Victoria Terminus

1877-88

Frederick William Stevens

Bombay, British India

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Albert Hall

1876-87

Samuel Swinton Jacob

Jaipur, British India