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AMPIR

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GOTHIC

MODERN

ROCOCO

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BAROQUE

MUDEJAR

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SECESSION

URBANISM

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BRUTALISM

RENAISSANCE

ECLECTISM (eclecticism)

ERRERESCO

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BIEDERMEIER

CLASSICISM

METABOLISM

PLATERESCO

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REVIVAL

RATIONALISM

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PSEUDOGOTHIC

CHURRIGUERESCO

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NEOCLASSICISM

Palladianism

FUNCTIONALISM

EXPRESSIONISM

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CONSTRUCTIVISM

PROTORENESSANCE

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