Architecture of Ireland - Quiz
A) Decimus Burton B) Michael Scott C) Barry Byrne D) August Pugin
A) Gothic B) Art Deco C) Neoclassical D) Brutalist
A) St Aengus B) St Mary C) Abbey Presbyterian D) Christ Church
A) Barry Byrne B) Desmond FitzGerald C) Michael Scott D) Sam Stephenson
A) Busáras B) Civic Offices C) Convention Centre Dublin D) St Aengus' Church, Burt
A) Desmond FitzGerald B) Kevin Roche C) Ian Ritchie D) Sam Stephenson
A) Ian Ritchie B) Kevin Roche C) Michael Scott D) Liam McCormick
A) The Exo Building B) Busáras C) Civic Offices D) Capital Dock
A) August Pugin B) Sam Stephenson C) Barry Byrne D) Decimus Burton
A) 280 feet B) 400 feet C) 200 feet D) 350 feet
A) Brutalist B) Modernist C) Neoclassical D) Victorian
A) Benson & Forsyth B) Ian Ritchie Architects C) Grafton Architects D) O'Donnell & Tuomey
A) Benson & Forsyth B) Ian Ritchie Architects C) Grafton Architects D) heneghan peng architects
A) Dublin B) Belfast C) Derry D) Cork
A) English Baroque B) Art Deco C) Gothic Revival D) Neoclassical
A) Sir William Robinson B) Edward Lovett Pearce C) Thomas Burgh D) Richard Cassels
A) Galway B) Cork C) Dublin D) Belfast
A) Thomas Burgh B) Sir William Robinson C) Edward Lovett Pearce D) Richard Cassels
A) Leinster House B) Royal Exchange C) Castletown House D) Royal Barracks
A) George Semple B) Sir William Chamber C) Edward Lovett Pearce D) Alessandro Galilei
A) Italy B) Dublin C) County Meath D) Cork
A) Richard Cassels B) Thomas Cooley C) Alessandro Galilei D) Edward Lovett Pearce
A) George Semple B) Sir William Robinson C) William Conolly D) The Lafranchini brothers
A) Castletown House B) St Patrick's Hospital C) The Royal Exchange D) Royal Hospital Kilmainham
A) George Semple B) Richard Cassels C) Thomas Burgh D) Robert West
A) Leinster House B) Dr Steevens' Hospital C) Russborough House D) Summerhill House
A) Minimalist B) Rococo C) Gothic D) Baroque
A) Sir William Robinson B) Alessandro Galilei C) Thomas Cooley D) The Lafranchini brothers
A) Royal Exchange B) Summerhill House C) Russborough House D) Leinster House
A) Richard Cassels B) Thomas Cooley C) George Semple D) Thomas Burgh
A) George Semple B) Alessandro Galilei C) Edward Lovett Pearce D) Thomas Cooley
A) St. Canice B) King John C) John de Courcy D) The Normans
A) King John's Castle B) Cahir Castle C) Bunratty Castle D) Carrickfergus Castle
A) Norman B) Gothic C) Classical D) Romanesque
A) The Vikings B) The Normans C) The Romans D) Early stone builders
A) Dublin B) Cashel C) Derry D) Kilkenny
A) Kilkenny B) Limerick C) Dublin D) Galway
A) 17th century B) 18th century C) 19th century D) 16th century
A) King John's Castle B) St. Mary's Cathedral C) Christ Church D) Cormac's Chapel
A) Tower houses B) Tholsels C) Granaries D) Custom houses
A) Clonmacnoise B) Grange C) Newgrange D) Dún Aengus
A) Ring forts B) Court tombs C) Passage tombs D) Round towers
A) Arching B) Post and lintel C) Corbelling D) Vaulting
A) Clonmacnoise B) Tuamgraney C) Devenish Island D) Knowth
A) Raths B) Souterrains C) Court tombs D) Round towers
A) County Offaly B) County Clare C) Boyne Valley D) Aran Islands
A) Souterrain B) Whitewashed cottage C) Corbelled roof D) Round tower
A) Brick B) Marble C) Limestone D) Steel
A) Marketplace structures B) Lookout posts C) Housing for Vikings D) Stables for livestock
A) Dublin B) Waterford C) Clonmacnoise D) Limerick
A) Neo-Gothic B) Norman C) Palladian D) Gothic
A) Granite B) Straw C) Cob D) Limestone
A) Vikings B) Anglo-Irish C) Romans D) Georgians
A) Francis Johnston B) James Gandon C) Lord Carlow D) James Wyatt
A) Gothic Revival B) Neoclassical C) Victorian D) Georgian architecture
A) John Beresford B) James Gandon C) Francis Johnston D) James Wyatt
A) Gothic cathedrals and walled gardens B) Isolated manor houses C) Terraces and squares of elegant family homes D) Strict mathematical circular roads
A) Mountmellick B) Dublin C) Birr D) Limerick
A) 1916 B) 1757 C) 1781 D) 1814
A) Gothic spires B) Hexastyle Ionic portico C) Stained glass windows D) Large central dome
A) Justice, Liberty and Peace B) Faith, Hope and Charity C) George III, Gandon and Johnston D) Fidelity, Hibernia and Mercury
A) To manage slum clearance programs B) To strictly enforce Palladian architectural rules C) To design new government monuments D) To widen streets and create new ones for traffic
A) The slum clearance programs B) The 19th-century tenement conversions C) The Great Famine D) The Easter Rising
A) Dublin B) Birr C) Mountmellick D) Limerick
A) 5,000 years B) 2,000 years C) 1,000 years D) 9,000 years
A) Shopfronts B) Public libraries C) Government buildings D) Church steeples
A) William Butler Yeats B) Oscar Wilde C) James Joyce D) Patrick O'Donovan
A) Art Nouveau B) Gothic themes C) Industrial steel framing D) Plate glass |
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