History and Theory of American Architecture-Quiz/Exam 2
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Name
Date
Location
Architect
What was it made of
what orders
what style
what is it similar to
what original part got moved and where
what is the only original room left
Redwood Library
1748
Newport, Rhode Island
Peter Harrison
wood carved to look like stone
doric
palladian
san giorgio maggiore
the back which got moved to the side
the harrison room
Name
Date
Location
Architect
Touro Synagogue
1759
Newport, Rhode Island
Peter Harrison
Name
Date
Location
Architect
what park is it in
style
who was the traitor that surrendered west point to the british
what was it built of
what is special about the dining room
what orders are on the second floor
what style decor is over the fireplace
Mount Pleasant
1761
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Thomas Nevell
fairmount
palladian with no temple front
benedict arnold
stone covered in stucco
it has two fake doors
ionic
rococo
Name
Date
Location
Architect
who was the designer
who was william penn
what does that mean today
what orders
what does the inside resemble
Christ Church
1727
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Unknown
john kearsely
a quaker
society of friends
doric
st martin-in-the-fields
Name
Date
Location
Architect
orders
what is special about the columns
King's Chapel
1749
Boston, Massachusetts
Peter Harrison
corinthian
they are pairs of giant/colossial orders
Name
Date
Location
Architect
what style
what are the ceiling joints called
what was it built around
Palace of the Governors
1610
Santa Fe, New Mexico
Unknown
european and native american
viga
a courtyard
Name
Date
Location
Architect
when was it founded
why did it get set up
what does massacre river mean
what was the point of settlement
style
Castillo de san Marcos
1672
St. Augustine, Florida
Ignacio Daza
1500s
menendez de auila was sent to kill french prodestans and set up st. augustine
to protect spanish shipments
european fortification/military architecture
Name
Date
Location
Architect
orders
what does the rose window resemble
why is it unique here
Mission San Jose
1768
San Antonio, Texas
Unknown
classical
the tower window at santa prisca
it is usually seen on gothic cathedrals
Name
Date
Location
Architect
what is it built of
why do some ceilings go higher than others
who was famous in louisiana for winning a battle
Parlange Plantation
1750
Newroads, Louisiana
Unknown
brick on the ground floor and wood on the second
for heating and cooling purposes
andrew jackson
Name
Date
Location
Architect
what was added
when was it added
by whom
what does it mean
what was the attic space used for
what is it known as
The Cabildo
1795
New Orleans, Louisiana
Gilberto Guillemard
mansard roofs
1847
louis surgi
broken roof
for servants
mansarde
Name
Date
Location
Architect
style
orders
built of
The Woodlands
1787
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Unknown
neoclassicism
classical/corinthian
stone walls covered in stucco
Name
Date
Location
Architect
orders
Octagon House
1799
Washington D.C.
William Thornton
classical
Name
Date
Location
Architect
style
what were the original materials that were supposed to be used
what is on the north side
what is it now built of
orders
City Hall
1803
New York City, New York
Mangin and McComb
neoclassicism
brownstone and Manhattan marble
brownstone
indiana limestone
corinthian