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Florida Southern College: Child of the Sun Visitor Center — (Arts/Architecture/History)
Houses a permanent display of photographs, furniture, and drawings depicting Frank Lloyd Wright's work on the campus, for which he designed 18 structures. Illustrated construction timeline, history, walking tour and visitor information.
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The Boulter House, Frank Lloyd Wright — (Arts/Architecture/History)
Photographs and history by the current owners of The Boulter House designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1956. It is a unique two story Usonian Design of concrete block, redwood, Douglas fir and mahogany.
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Fallingwater Museum, Mill Run, Pennsylvania — (Arts/Architecture/History)
InUSA.com offers an illustrated history and tourist information for Frank Lloyd Wright's widely acclaimed work, built in 1939 as a weekend home for Edgar J. Kaufmann and granted by him to Western Pennsylvania Conservancy.
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Fallingwater — (Arts/Architecture/History)
Brief history and description of Frank Lloyd Wright's masterpiece, along with several color photos and links, from Wright House, University of Maryland.
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Sir Christopher Wren (1632-1723) — (Arts/Architecture/History)
Biography of the great English architect responsible for St Paul's Cathedral, from the MacTutor History of Mathematics archive at the University of St Andrews.
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ArchitectureWeek: Alfred Waterhouse's Terracotta Menagerie — (Arts/Architecture/History)
Colin Cunningham describes the extraordinary facade designed by Waterhouse for London's Natural History Museum.
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Red House, Bexley — (Arts/Architecture/History)
Seminal Arts and Crafts house designed by Philip Webb for William Morris. The Friends of the Red House supply photographs and brief history.
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Standen — (Arts/Architecture/History)
The National Trust describes this show-piece of the late 19th-century Arts and Crafts Movement designed by Philip Webb for James Beale. History, photographs, facilities, opening times, news and events.
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St Saviour's Church - Coalpit Heath — (Arts/Architecture/History)
Description of the building, the story of its history and its architect, William Butterfield, its mission, activities and organisation.
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St. John the Evangelist church, Clevedon — (Arts/Architecture/History)
The official site of this church designed by William Butterfield includes a history with photograph of the architect.
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Isambard Kingdom Brunel — (Arts/Architecture/History)
A brief history of the engineer and his works, including railways, bridges and ships.
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Chiswick House Friends — (Arts/Architecture/History)
A charitable trust assisting in the conservation and support of Chiswick House. Includes an illustrated history of this villa designed by Richard Boyle, Third Earl of Burlington, in 1725.
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Church of Christ the King, Turners Cross, Cork — (Arts/Architecture/History)
Profile of the Chicago architect F. Barry Byrne and a history of the church he designed from Art Deco Ireland.
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Craigends House: Home of the Cuninghame Family — (Arts/Architecture/History)
Jim Campbell describes the mansion designed by David Bryce in 1857. Includes history, photographs, biography of Bryce and chronologies of his other works.
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St. Fin Barre's (Anglican) Cathedral, Cork — (Arts/Architecture/History)
The official site includes an illustrated history of this cathedral designed in 1862 by William Burges, including a portrait and biography of the architect.
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McGill University, Canada — (Arts/Architecture/History)
The Department of Art History and Communication Studies offers M.A. and Ph.D. and undergraduate degrees in art history, which include architecture.
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Princeton University, US: Department of Art and Archaeology — (Arts/Architecture/History)
Offers undergraduate and graduate programs which can include architecture. History of the department and details of programs and courses.
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Yale University, US — (Arts/Architecture/History)
History of Art. Courses, events, Art and Architecture Library, Yale Center for British Art, digital resources.
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Cornell University, US: Department of Architecture — (Arts/Architecture/History)
Offers an M.A. and Ph.D. in history of architecture and urbanism. Includes student handbook, news and events.
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Monash University, Australia — (Arts/Architecture/History)
Department of Visual Culture, Faculty of Arts, incorporates historical and critical studies in art history and theory including architecture.
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