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    use of the loggia and portico. Because the building was one of Palladio’s “most compressed”, Palladio was not able to make a full and extruding portico like many villas feature. There is still that hint of a portico, but the extrusion from the colonnade of the loggias is very miniscule. However, while the portico may be short and compressed, it is still a feature of the façade meaning Palladio wanted it to be understood as a portico from a villa. This building’s construction began after Palladio’s

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    Colonnade Crisis Action Plan Step one: Situation Development Event occurs and notification of event happens. Step two: Crisis Assessment Don’t panic. Gather all relevant materials and information. Assess the situation by speaking with Kathy, reviewing the email, assessing the Trip Advisor Review, looking at the Tweet and watching the video on You Tube. Additionally, speak with the employees at the hotel Mr. Ward and his wife stayed at to see if anything occurred during his stay there. Might

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    the culture. Every objects have different kinds of interaction and effect on social, political, and religious change. There are five objects currently considered as evidences of interaction: colonnades, roads, copper bells, shell bracelets, and unusual ceramic vessels. “The Chetro Kelt colonnade could,

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    Planning Log-"Colonnade Hotel and Resort" Communication Problem: As the Director of Franchise Properties, this communication needs to advise Penny Hyatt, the CEO of Colonnade Hotel and Resort, and the corporatate level, on how to revise the overbooking policy and some suggestions on how to address the negative attitude toward Colonnade properties in general . Discussing the matter in person with Penny would be the best way to convey this information, but since that is not possible, I must

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    Being assigned the position of a ruler is a big honor and responsibility. As the ruler of a country, one must be wise in making important decisions, know what’s in the country’s best interest and be prepared and mentally ready for anything (Front Branching Subordinate). Prince George IV, The Voluptuary, displays many attributes that would clearly make him unfit to be a good leader (Appositive). The Voluptuary isn’t concerned enough in doing what is best for his country. In Gillray’s painting

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    ancient Rome was developed according to the ancient Greek tradition. Using the achievements of the Egyptian culture, the Romans created their park culture. Ancient Roman landscape is different from ancient Greece. Landscaping of the new element colonnade, in the courtyard of the Roman house with pond and pillars decorated. Trimmed neat shapes and shrubs and trees decorated with sculpture - green sculpture, alley, arbor. In ancient Rome, they proclaimed the contrast of the geometric and straight

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    Taylor Falcon Mortuary Temple of Hapshepsut 1490-1460 BCE Hatshepsut was the fifth pharaoh of the 18th dynasty of Ancient Egypt (, she left a legacy….)who left a legacy of being one of the most successful pharaohs Egypt had seen. Hatshepsut ruled for twenty years, which is longer than any other female ruler of an indigenous dynasty. She was the wife of Tuthmosis II, who died before she had a son. In order to come into power she became a regent for her stepson, Tuthmosis III, and soon delegated

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    there was a colonnade with square pillars behind. As of now none of those pillars remain. At this time what is remaining are the decorations of Tuthmosis III dancing before god and minor scenes acting out the marches of lower Egypt and transportation of two large obelisks down the Nile. Upon the second level a wide ramp runs from the middle of the courtyard to the second level. Two statues of crouching lions flank the entrance to the ramp. Behind the wide terrace there is a colonnade with two rows

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    Baroque is a style of art that was influenced by the papacy in Rome, with sculptor and architect Gianlorenzo Bernini behind the rise of the popular period of the style. The view of the Baroque style has changed over time, but during the seventeenth century it was considered as having a dramatic and theatrical essence. Gianlorenzo Bernini was a prodigal architect and sculptor by whom the Roman papacy employed for their empire. He is considered one of the greatest sculptors in the seventeenth century

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    was believed to have been crucified. Bramante designed a round chapel with a single altar over a subterranean room. This building is notable in that is it the first Renaissance building which the cella is surrounded in an antique manner by a colonnade bearing an architrave. The Tempietto is extremely small with the interior diameter of the cella measuring only fourteen feet, six inches. The actual purpose of the structure

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