Architecture. Зайцева И.В. - 60 стр.

           6.1.7 Find English equivalents for the following Russian words :

A подлинный; огромный; подразумевать; требовать; утонченный; точный;
потерпеть неудачу; быть обязанным; просторный; изумительный; обнаруживать;
сдержанный; выдающийся; устанавливать; равный

В notable; spacious; to fail; to establish; authentic; to imply; to owe; refined;
enormous; to reveal; to require; discreet; exact; marvelous; equal

              6.1.8 Form all possible word combinations :

A exact                 B schemes
 Refined                  plan
 Considerable             architect
 Famous                   evidence
 Grandiose                influence
 Spacious                 courage
 Powerful                 vigour
 Equal                    tasks
 Traditional               elements
 Colossal                 arms

        6.1.9 Read the following word combinations and translate them into
Russian :

the greatest architect to date; to be traditionally associated with; exact evidence of
one’s authorship; prevailing architectural ideas; to be influenced heavily; scarcity of
recorded works; on the part of an architect; to break with established tradition; deviser
of construction; the true greatness; to be obvious even in childhood; spectacular talent;
to come to notice; plans for restoration; in a state of decay; to give the opportunity; to
suggest grandiose schemes; a spacious master plan; powerful influence; church
authorities; to be far from the standards; to include traditional elements; to approve the
plan; to make in the shape of a cross; to begin under patronage; the third largest in the
world; the greatest achievement; to be notable for; plain slab of stone

      6.2 Read the text and tell about Inigo Jones’ and Christopher Wren’s
creative activity

       Text 6 A

                                 The Great English Architects

       Inigo Jones and Christopher Wren are the greatest English architects to date.
       Inigo Jones’ ( 1573 – 1652 ) early years are traditionally associated with a
number of neo-classic buildings, but there is no exact evidence of his authorship.
       His first authentic building, and also his finest, was the Banqueting Hall in
Whitehall intended to form part of ambitious royal palace. The design of Inigo Jones