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September 24th 09, 04:25 PM
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Euston Arch to be rebuilt as nightclub
Sam Wilson wrote:
In article , Bruce wrote: The correct description of the architectural style of the Euston Arch is "Greek Revival". Irrespective of its architectural style it's not actually an arch, is it? What would the correct classical term for this kind of structure be, assuming they actually built anything like this? A dirty great big black lump? A Doric 'Propylaeum' (monumental gateway) Paul S |
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