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what can this diverse group of architectural structures tell us about the history of world art and/or cultures ?

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what can this diverse group of architectural structures tell us about the history of world art and/or cultures ?

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Through viewing this amazing architecture as a group, we can learn just how divine the human mind is, our search and dedication to spaces that become sacred to us is unique. Spaces that one can go to to praise what one believes, feel connected to their country or religion. Spaces where one can be free and relaxed or set someone they love to rest. These spaces bring piece and intrigue, both beautiful and fascinating.

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ROSE MAIN READING ROOM, NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY 

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ROSE MAIN READING ROOM, NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY 

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Entranced by displays of vibrant skies and brilliant clouds, this space is full of old work architectural design. It is elegant and unique and one of the most beautiful rooms within the building. Built in 1911, the reading room has been renovated since, it is said that no expense was spared and as you can see it is quite brilliant. Artist James Wall Finn is accredited to the restoration of the ceiling and truly invited it to be a safe and comforting space to all who choose to visit. This can be found in Week 7 Discussion Post by Mia Flores.

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Officially named: Kato Paphos Necropolis, located in Paphos, Paphos District, Cyprus. 

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Estimated to date back to the 4th century, the Tomb of the Kings is a large necropolis, carved out of solid rock and with great precision it is now an incredibly important site to have been found. Believed to have been the burial site for aristocrats and high ranking citizens as well as officials, this is where it gets its name. The columns and unique carvings make is unique and even imitate the feeling of a home. This architectural feat, like the others, is a sacred space, used to put to rest loved ones and highly respected members of the community. Originally found in Week 9 Discussion Post by Victoria Amrita Dookie.

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Located under the Basilica of St. Mary in Rome. 

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Understood to have been built around the sixth century, this tomb is one of many located in the catacombs beneath Rome. Many burial sites have been uncovered in these locations, these are similar to other architectural sites within this discussion as this too is a sacred space, one to lay the loved ones of those of the time to rest. I safe space to hold them in the afterlife. This post was originally found in Week 9 Discussion Post by Jourdan Hilton.

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The Notre-Dame is a scenic view, inspired by French Gothic style architecture, the splendor that incorporates all of the pieces within this amazing space are incredible. Built in 1163, this space has invited many to come and gaze unto it. This was a magnificent space for many to share a historic and cherished place, this was a sacred space for many. Not only specific to its religious affiliations. This post was originally found in Week 7 Discussion Post by Mia Brooklyn Brice.

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Located in Washing Square Park, in the Greenwich Village of Lower Manhattan. 

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The Washington Square Arch was designed by Stanford White in 1891. The arch was originally made to commemorate the centennial of the inauguration of George Washington in 1789. It now serves as an important landmark within New York City, offering an aura of patriotism to all those who look up to it. To some, this is a sacred space, to remember one's history and glance at the beautiful architecture. This post can be found on Week 7 Discussion Post, originally posted by Mia Flores.