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The document describes three historic buildings - The Crystal Palace in London, the Flatiron Building in New York City, and the Church of St. John of Nepomuk. It provides basic information about each building such as its architectural style, date of construction, location, materials used, and notable historical facts. The document also includes sketches and blueprints made by the author related to one of the buildings.
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- 3. Flatiron Building Building type - Sky Scraper Function- Office tower Architect-Dainel H. Burnham Date- 1902 Style-Beaux-art Location-New York City Cultural group- American Materials-stone and Steel Historical fact-Was the tallest building in the world Wild card-oldest sky scraper in New York Why selected-Its my favorite Building 3 art adjectives-rustic, triangle pretty. Art vocab-Scale, shape, line What I use –Its shape
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