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Meanings of neoclassical building in English
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Usage of neoclassical building in English
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The museum converted the early neoclassical building, designed by Col Thomas Burgh as a military barracks, in 1997.
2
National Maritime Museum Greenwich's best attraction, this neoclassical building museum gets more interesting and fun the deeper you go in.
3
Built in 1984, the neoclassical building has 12 stories (with eight additional stories underground), and some 3,100 rooms covering 330,000 sqm.
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White neoclassical buildings slid past the windows on both sides: august, haughty and impervious to the shocks of frail humanity.