23 March
1720 birth of Nicolas Henri Jardin
Fasolo article
Fasolo key plan
CAD data
key plan
Allen article
critical review of Tafuri, Bloomer, Wilton-Ely
Dixon's Methods of Reconstruction
Campo Marzio glossary
plates of Il Campo Marzio
text of Il Campo Marzio
1997.03.23
what next
not there editorship
1999.03.23
teaching at its worst
2000.03.23
teaching at its best
2000.03.23
Re: mumford and the "re-" list
2000.03.23
today, etc.
2001.03.23
Re: what a blast
2002.03.23 14:30
Re: ex or in?
2002.03.23 15:27
Re: New Media
2002.03.23 17:40
Re: new Trumbauer fan (system)
2005.03.23 12:17
Re: Ralph Erskine, dead at 91
2005.03.23 13:47
black like me
2006.03.23 09:02
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Starting a plan...
2006.03.23 11:03
The Best of Rita Novel Anytime
2003.03.23 11:24
somebody ate my lunch
2006.03.23 17:10
...and speaking of random tangents
2007.03.23 18:16
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Jardin, Nicolas Henri
architect; b. March 23, 1720; d. 1802.
In 1791 Jardin won the Grand Prix de Rome in architecture. In 1754 he was called to Denmark by King Frederick V, and was made professor of architecture at the Academy of Copenhagen. In that city he continued the royal church (a domical building in marble), which was begun by the architect Eigtved in 1749. He completed only the lower story and the eastern portal. After lying unfinished one hundred years its completion, in modified form, was undertaken about 1875 by the architect Meldahl.
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