Youwhich of these buildings used weathering steel?: Church of Notre Dame du Haut / Ronchamp, Le CorbusierCommon-Unity, Rozana MontielDelson, The, Amie Gross ArchitectsEames House and Studio, Ray and Charles EamesEast Harlem Triangle Plan, Architects Renewal Committee in Harlem (ARCH)Fresh Water Pavilion, NOXGallaratese II Housing, Aldo RossiGandhi Museum, Charles CorreaGehry House, Frank GehryGeneral Motors Technical Center, Eero Saarinen and AssociatesGilder Center, Studio GangGuggenheim Museum Bilbao, Frank GehryHis Own Where, June JordanHong Kong Shanghai Bank Building, Foster AssociatesHunstanton Secondary School, Alison & Peter SmithsonHyatt Regency Hotel, John Portman and AssociatesIndian Institute of Management (IIM-B), B. V. DoshiLever House, SOMLevittown, Levitt & SonsManhattan Transcripts, Bernard TschumiMunicipal Orphanage, Aldo van EyckNew Babylon, ConstantNingbo History Museum, Amateur Architecture StudioOlympic Grounds, Frei Otto and Günther BehnischPeak Club, Zaha HadidPhæno Science Center, Zaha HadidPiazza d'Italia, Charles MoorePlan For Tokyo, Tange KenzōPompidou Center, Piano & RogersRicola Production & Storage Building, Herzog & de MeuronSeattle Central Library, OMAShonandai Cultural Center, Hasegawa ItsukoTWA Flight Center, Eero Saarinen and AssociatesU.S. Pavilion at Expo '67, Buckminster Fuller & Shoji SadaoVanna Venturi House, Robert Venturi & John RauchWheatfield: A Confrontation, Agnes DenesWoZoCo Housing, MVRDVYale Art & Architecture Building, Paul RudolphYokohama Port Terminal, Foreign Office Architects

Youwhich of these buildings are categorized by the brutalism movement: Church of Notre Dame du Haut / Ronchamp, Le CorbusierCommon-Unity, Rozana MontielDelson, The, Amie Gross ArchitectsEames House and Studio, Ray and Charles EamesEast Harlem Triangle Plan, Architects Renewal Committee in Harlem (ARCH)Fresh Water Pavilion, NOXGallaratese II Housing, Aldo RossiGandhi Museum, Charles CorreaGehry House, Frank GehryGeneral Motors Technical Center, Eero Saarinen and AssociatesGilder Center, Studio GangGuggenheim Museum Bilbao, Frank GehryHis Own Where, June JordanHong Kong Shanghai Bank Building, Foster AssociatesHunstanton Secondary School, Alison & Peter SmithsonHyatt Regency Hotel, John Portman and AssociatesIndian Institute of Management (IIM-B), B. V. DoshiLever House, SOMLevittown, Levitt & SonsManhattan Transcripts, Bernard TschumiMunicipal Orphanage, Aldo van EyckNew Babylon, ConstantNingbo History Museum, Amateur Architecture StudioOlympic Grounds, Frei Otto and Günther BehnischPeak Club, Zaha HadidPhæno Science Center, Zaha HadidPiazza d'Italia, Charles MoorePlan For Tokyo, Tange KenzōPompidou Center, Piano & RogersRicola Production & Storage Building, Herzog & de MeuronSeattle Central Library, OMAShonandai Cultural Center, Hasegawa ItsukoTWA Flight Center, Eero Saarinen and AssociatesU.S. Pavilion at Expo '67, Buckminster Fuller & Shoji SadaoVanna Venturi House, Robert Venturi & John RauchWheatfield: A Confrontation, Agnes DenesWoZoCo Housing, MVRDVYale Art & Architecture Building, Paul RudolphYokohama Port Terminal, Foreign Office Architects

which of these buildings used space frame? : Ronchamp, Le CorbusierCommon-Unity, Rozana MontielDelson, The, Amie Gross ArchitectsEames House and Studio, Ray and Charles EamesEast Harlem Triangle Plan, Architects Renewal Committee in Harlem (ARCH)Fresh Water Pavilion, NOXGallaratese II Housing, Aldo RossiGandhi Museum, Charles CorreaGehry House, Frank GehryGeneral Motors Technical Center, Eero Saarinen and AssociatesGilder Center, Studio GangGuggenheim Museum Bilbao, Frank GehryHis Own Where, June JordanHong Kong Shanghai Bank Building, Foster AssociatesHunstanton Secondary School, Alison & Peter SmithsonHyatt Regency Hotel, John Portman and AssociatesIndian Institute of Management (IIM-B), B. V. DoshiLever House, SOMLevittown, Levitt & SonsManhattan Transcripts, Bernard TschumiMunicipal Orphanage, Aldo van EyckNew Babylon, ConstantNingbo History Museum, Amateur Architecture StudioOlympic Grounds, Frei Otto and Günther BehnischPeak Club, Zaha HadidPhæno Science Center, Zaha HadidPiazza d'Italia, Charles MoorePlan For Tokyo, Tange KenzōPompidou Center, Piano & RogersRicola Production & Storage Building, Herzog & de MeuronSeattle Central Library, OMAShonandai Cultural Center, Hasegawa ItsukoTWA Flight Center, Eero Saarinen and AssociatesU.S. Pavilion at Expo '67, Buckminster Fuller & Shoji SadaoVanna Venturi House, Robert Venturi & John RauchWheatfield: A Confrontation, Agnes DenesWoZoCo Housing, MVRDVYale Art & Architecture Building, Paul RudolphYokohama Port Terminal, Foreign Office Architects

which of these buildings has used the shotcrete technique?: Church of Notre Dame du Haut / Ronchamp, Le CorbusierCommon-Unity, Rozana MontielDelson, The, Amie Gross ArchitectsEames House and Studio, Ray and Charles EamesEast Harlem Triangle Plan, Architects Renewal Committee in Harlem (ARCH)Fresh Water Pavilion, NOXGallaratese II Housing, Aldo RossiGandhi Museum, Charles CorreaGehry House, Frank GehryGeneral Motors Technical Center, Eero Saarinen and AssociatesGilder Center, Studio GangGuggenheim Museum Bilbao, Frank GehryHis Own Where, June JordanHong Kong Shanghai Bank Building, Foster AssociatesHunstanton Secondary School, Alison & Peter SmithsonHyatt Regency Hotel, John Portman and AssociatesIndian Institute of Management (IIM-B), B. V. DoshiLever House, SOMLevittown, Levitt & SonsManhattan Transcripts, Bernard TschumiMunicipal Orphanage, Aldo van EyckNew Babylon, ConstantNingbo History Museum, Amateur Architecture StudioOlympic Grounds, Frei Otto and Günther BehnischPeak Club, Zaha HadidPhæno Science Center, Zaha HadidPiazza d'Italia, Charles MoorePlan For Tokyo, Tange KenzōPompidou Center, Piano & RogersRicola Production & Storage Building, Herzog & de MeuronSeattle Central Library, OMAShonandai Cultural Center, Hasegawa ItsukoTWA Flight Center, Eero Saarinen and AssociatesU.S. Pavilion at Expo '67, Buckminster Fuller & Shoji SadaoVanna Venturi House, Robert Venturi & John RauchWheatfield: A Confrontation, Agnes DenesWoZoCo Housing, MVRDVYale Art & Architecture Building, Paul RudolphYokohama Port Terminal, Foreign Office Architects

which of them (select all that apply) have an atrium: Berlin Free University, Candilis-Josic-WoodsBrownsville Heritage House, Blackspace Urbanist CollectiveCEPT, B. V. DoshiChurch of Notre Dame du Haut / Ronchamp, Le CorbusierCommon-Unity, Rozana MontielDelson, The, Amie Gross ArchitectsEames House and Studio, Ray and Charles EamesEast Harlem Triangle Plan, Architects Renewal Committee in Harlem (ARCH)Fresh Water Pavilion, NOXGallaratese II Housing, Aldo RossiGandhi Museum, Charles CorreaGehry House, Frank GehryGeneral Motors Technical Center, Eero Saarinen and AssociatesGilder Center, Studio GangGuggenheim Museum Bilbao, Frank GehryHis Own Where, June JordanHong Kong Shanghai Bank Building, Foster AssociatesHunstanton Secondary School, Alison & Peter SmithsonHyatt Regency Hotel, John Portman and AssociatesIndian Institute of Management (IIM-B), B. V. DoshiLever House, SOMLevittown, Levitt & SonsManhattan Transcripts, Bernard TschumiMunicipal Orphanage, Aldo van EyckNew Babylon, ConstantNingbo History Museum, Amateur Architecture StudioOlympic Grounds, Frei Otto and Günther BehnischPeak Club, Zaha HadidPhæno Science Center, Zaha HadidPiazza d'Italia, Charles MoorePlan For Tokyo, Tange KenzōPompidou Center, Piano & RogersRicola Production & Storage Building, Herzog & de MeuronSeattle Central Library, OMAShonandai Cultural Center, Hasegawa ItsukoTWA Flight Center, Eero Saarinen and AssociatesU.S. Pavilion at Expo '67, Buckminster Fuller & Shoji SadaoVanna Venturi House, Robert Venturi & John RauchWheatfield: A Confrontation, Agnes DenesWoZoCo Housing, MVRDVYale Art & Architecture Building, Paul RudolphYokohama Port Terminal, Foreign Office Architects

_____ buildings are special, figures are also carved in such buildings. The windows are made of stones and don’t look like ordinary windows.a)Domedb)Cupolac)Domed, cupola, rotundad)Rotunda