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==1820s== *'''[[1829 in architecture|1829]]''' β The panopticon-design [[Eastern State Penitentiary]] in Philadelphia, designed by [[John Havilland]], opens. *'''[[1828 in architecture|1828]]''' β Completion of the [[Marble Arch]] in London, designed by John Nash. *'''[[1827 in architecture|1827]]''' β Birth of British Gothic Revial architect [[William Burges]]. *'''[[1826 in architecture|1826]]''' β The [[Menai Suspension Bridge]] over the [[Menai Strait]], in [[Wales]], designed by [[Thomas Telford]], is completed. *'''[[1825 in architecture|1825]]''' β The front and rear porticoes of the White House are added to the building. *'''[[1824 in architecture|1824]]''' β The [[Shelbourne Hotel]] in [[Dublin]], Ireland is completed. *'''[[1823 in architecture|1823]]''' β Work begins on the [[British Museum]] in London, designed by (Sir) [[Robert Smirke (architect)|Robert Smirke]]. *'''[[1822 in architecture|1822]]''' β Birth of landscape architect [[Frederick Law Olmsted]]. *'''[[1821 in architecture|1821]]''' β Karl Friedrich Schinkel completeds his [[Konzerthaus Berlin|Schauspielhaus]] in Berlin and [[Benjamin Latrobe]]'s [[Baltimore Basilica]] is completed. *'''[[1820 in architecture|1820]]''' β Death of [[Benjamin Latrobe]].
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