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• Classical architecture
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• Classical architecture/Definition
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• Arthur Ross Award/Definition
  An award given since 1982 by the Institute of Classical Architecture & Classical America (ICA) for architects, educators, and artisans who helpe
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• Classical architecture
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• Classicism
  ==Classical architecture == See [[Classical architecture|separate article]].
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• Architecture/Related Articles
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• Eugene Daub (sculptor)/Related Articles
  {{r|Institute of Classical Architecture & Classical America}}
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• Eugene Daub (sculptor)/External Links
  * <span class="newtab">[https://www.classicist.org/ Institute of Classical Architecture & Classical America]]<span> (ICAA), last access 4/7/2021
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• Order (disambiguation)
  In [[classical architecture]], a [[column]] in one of the accepted styles (Composite, Corinthian, Doric
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• Christopher Wren
  ...opher Wren''' (1632—1723) was the great English architect working in the [[classical architecture|classical]] tradition. ...hurches, with the details left to others, this being made possible because classical architecture had been sufficiently established in England by [[Inigo Jones]] to provide
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• Renaissance/Related Articles
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• William Henry Playfair
  ...any other public buildings in Edinburgh, many in the Greek Revival form of Classical architecture that was popular amongst some architects in the early 19th century, thereby
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• Academy
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• Eugene Daub (sculptor)
  * Arthur Ross Award in 2002 for Fine Arts / Sculture from the [[Institute of Classical Architecture & Classical America]] (ICA)<ref><span class="newtab">[https://www.classicis
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