From Art Nouveau to Modernism: Architectural Evolution Quiz

The correct answer is Tassel House in Brussels, Belgium, designed by Victor Horta in 1892. The other options provided are significant landmarks from different cities and time periods, but they are not related to the Art Nouveau building designed by Horta.

The Maison du Peuple, also known as Horta, is located in Brussels, Belgium and was designed by Victor Horta in 1896.

The correct answer is L'Etoile Metro, known for its distinct Art Nouveau design created by Hector Guimard at the turn of the 20th century.

The Abbesses Metro station entrance, designed by Hector Guimard in 1899-1900, is a well-known example of Art Nouveau architecture in Paris, France.

The correct answer is Monceau Metro, a station known for its iconic Art Nouveau style designed by Hector Guimard in the late 19th century.

Castle Beranger is an example of Art Nouveau architecture, characterized by its organic forms and decorative style popular in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

Elivra Photography Studio is the correct answer as it is the specific studio located in Munich, Germany at Endell 1897-99.

Casa Batlló is a renowned building designed by Antoni Gaudi in the Modernisme style, located in the heart of Barcelona. It is known for its unique architectural elements and colorful facade, making it a popular tourist attraction in the city. La Sagrada Familia is another iconic Gaudi masterpiece in Barcelona, while Park Güell and Casa Milà are other notable works by the architect in the same city.

Casa Mila, also known as La Pedrera, is one of Antoni Gaudi's most famous works in Barcelona, showcasing his unique architectural style.

The correct answer is Sagrada Familia, a renowned basilica known for its unique architectural style and ongoing construction work which started in 1884 under the guidance of Antoni Gaudi.

The correct answer is Colonia Guell, Gaudi Crypt, which is a lesser-known work of Antoni Gaudi located in Colonia Guell, just outside of Barcelona. While Sagrada Familia and Parc Guell are also famous works by Gaudi in Barcelona, they do not house the Gaudi Crypt. Casa Batllo is another iconic building in Barcelona designed by Gaudi, but it also does not contain the Gaudi Crypt.

The Amsterdam Stock Exchange building is known as Beurs van Berlage, and it was built between 1897 and 1903 by architect Hendrik Petrus Berlage.

Notre Dame du Travail is a unique church in Paris known for its industrial design and construction, contrasting with traditional Gothic architecture. The other options are famous churches in Paris but were not designed by Victor-Auguste Blavette during the specified time period.

St. Jean de Montmarte is a lesser-known church in Paris, known for its unique Art Nouveau architecture designed by Baudot during the mentioned time period.

The Guimard metro entrance in Paris in 1902 was designed by Hector Guimard, a prominent architect known for his Art Nouveau style.

The correct answer provides a specific address in Paris, France, along with the architect and the year of construction. The incorrect answers refer to iconic landmarks in other cities and countries.

The correct answer is Garage Perret, a famous modernist building in Paris designed by architect Auguste Perret in 1905. The other options are iconic landmarks in Paris but not the correct answer to the specific question about the famous garage.

The correct answer is Theatre des Champs Elysees, a renowned theatre known for its unique architecture and history, designed by Auguste Perret.

Notre Dame du Raincy is a modernist church in Le Raincy, France designed by Auguste Perret in 1922-23. It is considered one of the first examples of modernist architecture.

The correct answer is Letchworth, as it was the first Garden City project founded by Ebenezer Howard in 1903. Birmingham, Manchester, and Liverpool are major cities in the UK but were not the locations of the first Garden City project.

The correct answer refers to Garden Cities designed by Welwyn Howard between 1918-1920, emphasizing the incorporation of green spaces and urban planning principles.

Hampstead Garden Suburb is a residential area in London, England, designed by architects Unwin and Parker in 1906.

Industrial CityGarnier1902 is the specific name of the city where this industrial site is located. The other options are not related to the correct answer.

La Citta Nuova (The New City) was a seminal work in the Futurist movement in architecture, advocating for a radical restructuring of urban spaces in line with modern technology and aesthetics.

Le Corbusier, a renowned architect, envisioned the City for 3 Million as a modern urban utopia in 1923 to accommodate the growing population in a unique and innovative way.

Le Corbusier, a renowned Swiss-French architect, urban planner, and designer, is credited with proposing Plan Voisin in 1925, which aimed to rebuild a large part of central Paris.

CO-OP City is the largest cooperative housing development in NYC, located in the Bronx and was established in 1968.

Rommerstat Siedlungs was a settlement created in Berlin, Germany during the years 1927-29 as part of city planning and development efforts. It was designed to provide housing and infrastructure for residents in an organized manner.

The name of the housing development is Dammerstadt Siedlungs in Berlin, Germany. It was designed by architects Gropius and Meyer and constructed between 1926-1929. The other options provided are not correct as they either reference different architects, locations, or timeframes.

Broadacre City was a concept developed by Frank Lloyd Wright, an American architect known for his organic architecture style.