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A monthly competition from the editors of RECORD Ask her to guess the architect of historical importance.
A notice: This strong, unadorned residential complex was designed shortly after the south of South of the South of South, in which it is from the dictatorship to democracy. Originally equipped for residents with low incomes, it was half built for 30 years until it was finally completed-but partly due to the fame of its architect, a Pritzker Prize Prize, a considerable population revived. “In a sense,” wrote the architect, “the integrity of the first design was lost in the revision.”
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Answer from the last month: Franklin Court, who was skilful to Benjamin Franklin and is in his hometown Philadelphia, was opened in 1976 by Venturi, Rauch and Scott Brown and opened in 1976. In a sharp contrast to happier modes of postmodernism, which freely suggest on historical motifs, the historicals, the historical, the history, the history, the history.
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