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