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Strong National Museum of Play, USA Details : Light: Patterns: Angles and Shapes: Surroundings: Cubic Houses, Netherlands Details: Light: Patterns: Angles and Shapes: Surroundings: Krzywy Domek, Poland Details: Light: Patterns: There are no patterns Angles and Shapes: Surroundings: Habitat 67, Canada Details: Light: Patterns: Angles and Shapes: Surrounding: Sculptured House, USA Details: Light: Patterns: Angles and Shapes: Surrounding:

1. Who is the architect (the person who built it)? 2. When was it built? 3. Where is it located? 4. Is it a private building or can you visit it? 5. Is there information on how much it cost to build? 6. Is there a reason the building was created or the history of the building itself? 7. Why did you pick this building? ( write at least a paragraph on this question) Strong National Museum of Play, USA 1.) The architects of this building are CJS Architects. 2.) The  building  was built in 1982. 3.) It is located in Rochester, New York. 4.) The building is a  museum , so yes you can visit it. 5.) There is no info. on how much the cost was to build the museum. 6.) The reason it was built is that the founder,  Margaret Woodbury Strong, collected mass produced toys and wanted to show the many ways industrialization changed everyday life.  7.) I picked this building purely based of the title. I thought it sounded like a fun museum which means it has to be really cool architecture. Onc

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1.) I agree with this statement because the more technology, clothing, etc. that are new and "cool" at the time take over people's minds. Those new objects take all of our attention, because people want to be like everyone else, which makes us forget about the nature environment around us. As an aspiring photographer this makes me feel that it is now going to be harder to get photos without any use of or thought of technology that distracts us. 2.) Looking through these pictures, I actually didn't really want to visit those places to take pictures. I don't want to take those pictures because the idea of just going there makes me feel claustrophobic, and I don't even have claustrophobia. 3.) I feel like if I was a child of someone who worked in one of the stalls I would grow a sense of understanding about the life of a parent. Being a kid and even a teen I will find myself asking for something I don't need/will only use once, but only if I really think

1.) Page #12 Mary Poppins, practically perfect in every way This article is about the performance of the musical, Mary Poppins. The author of this story is Jadon Alvarez and he wrote about the performances of the production. He shares the best points of the shows. Who?-  Bowie's theatre production kids, the Starlight  Theatre  Company What?-  The  performance  of the musical Mary Poppins Where?-  In the theatre of Bowie High School When?-  January 21 Why?-  For the curious students/teachers who didn't make it to the shows How?-  Many students were involved in the production of the shows. Junior Taylor Brown was quoted in the story. The strongest quote in the article is Madeline Sparks saying, "This is a family-friendly show so being able to develop the  back-story that she has an why she's there and what relationship she has with each character and bringing that to life," because it really sells the show. I wouldn't say that the leading sentence

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