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Iron and Steel in Europe

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Church of Sainte Genevieve

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Bibliotheque St Genevive, Paris, 1843 Henri Labrouste

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Bibliotheque St Genevive

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Bibliotheque St Genevive

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Bibliotheque St Genevive

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Bibliotheque St Genevive, Detail showing the names of authors inscribed on the facade and the bronze paterae

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Pantheon (Sainte Genevieve) façade detail: “Aux Grands Hommes La Paris Reconnaissante”

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Bibliotheque St Genevive, plan

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Bibliotheque St Genevive Entrance vestibule with arcadian murals and philosopher's busts; note the contrast between the light iron superstructure and the

square and fluted heavy masonry piers.

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Bibliotheque St Genevive, Reading room

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Bibliotheque St Genevive, Reading room with central iron colonnade supporting the arched ceiling.

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Project for the Bibliotheque Nationale, Boullee (1785)

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Bibliotheque St Genevive, section

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Bibliotheque St Genevive, section

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This building expresses the tension between the traditions of history (as displayed on the exterior) and the promises of technology (revealed in the interior).

Labrouste follows tradition and includes the names of over 900 authors on the exterior entablature. The interior reading room uses iron decoratively as well as

structurally, elevating iron's status from a purely industrial material. The sense of modernity is also expressed through the inclusion of gas lamps in the reading

room, thereby allowing a public interior space to be utilized at night.

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CRYSTAL PALACE, London (1851) Joseph Paxton, reconstruction with

landscapingCrystal Palace, London, 1851 Joseph Paxton

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Crystal Palace

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Crystal Palace

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Greenhouse/Conservatory

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Crystal Palace, construction

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Crystal Palace, construction

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Crystal Palace, construction

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Crystal Palace, early plan

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Crystal Palace

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Crystal Palace, elevation

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Crystal Palace, photo

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Crystal Palace after fire

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LES HALLES, Paris. V. Baltard. (1853)

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GALLERIA Vittorio Emanuele II. (1861-1877) Arcade connecting Piazza del Duomo with the Piazza delle Scala

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Arch of Constantine 315 CE

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Alberti’s Sant'Andrea, Mantua (begun 1470) Facade combining triumphal arch and temple front motifs

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Galleria, plans

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Milan Cathedral (Duomo) 1380-1900s?

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Galleria, etching

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Galleria, interior

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Galleria, interior

                                                                        

                                             

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Galleria, dome construction

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Virtual Tour: http://www.hotelcristallomilan.com/virtual_milan/Milan_Galleria.htm

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ST PANCRAS Station, London, (1863-67)

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St Pancras Station

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St Pancras Station, section

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St Pancras Station, exterior

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St Pancras Station, exterior

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St Pancras Station (Midland Grand Hotel)

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St Pancras Station, plan

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Victoria Station London, England. G. Stephenson. (1845-49)

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Train accident Gare du Montparnasse 1895

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EIFFEL TOWER, early plan

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Eiffel Tower, Gustov Eiffel. (1887-89)

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Eiffel Tower, construction

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Eiffel Tower

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Eiffel Tower

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Eiffel Tower, plan of first level

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The Oxford Museum by Deane and Woodward

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The Oxford Museum,  Iron and glass roofed court

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NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM (1873) watercolor

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Natural History Museum, interior

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Natural History Museum, interior

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Natural History Museum (Romanesque)

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Natural History Museum, door

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Natural History Museum, door detail Romanesque columns

                                            

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Natural History Museum, Terracotta monkeys climbing an interior archway.

                                                            

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Natural History Museum, interior. Terracotta panels of living creatures and plants.