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The Promenade du Faubourg at Neufchatel overlooks the lake, and is terminated by a promontory known as the Cret, a splendid point of vantage, whence there is a view of the Villa Andrie and over the gardens of the Hotel du Faubourg.
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John Carl Warnecke, who had several high-profile Washington commissions in the late 1960s and '70s, tried to contain some of the forces that architects, such as Cret, unleashed with their stripped-down classicism.
Architecture: Comparing Paul Philippe Cret and John Carl Warnecke 2010
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It looks like there was a slide of snow and stones mixed together, Cret said, adding that the six mountaineers likely died on Saturday after falling around 650 feet.
British Hiker Finds Six Bodies At Neige Cordier Summit Of French Alps 2011
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The deceptively simple work at the Rodin Museum is homage to its earlier designers, Jacques Gréber and Paul Cret, who, Weiler says, "understood the integration of architecture and landscape as well as boldness and detail."
Charles A. Birnbaum: City Shaping III: The Philadelphia Story Charles A. Birnbaum 2011
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The building was designed by Paul Cret in 1912, as a diplomatic residence.
Gopnik's Daily Pic: An almost-Mayan atrium Blake Gopnik 2010
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They were soon transported by helicopter to the nearby town of Villar d'Aren, village mayor Xavier Cret told the AFP.
British Hiker Finds Six Bodies At Neige Cordier Summit Of French Alps 2011
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The deceptively simple work at the Rodin Museum is homage to its earlier designers, Jacques Gréber and Paul Cret, who, Weiler says, "understood the integration of architecture and landscape as well as boldness and detail."
Charles A. Birnbaum: City Shaping III: The Philadelphia Story Charles A. Birnbaum 2011
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They were soon transported by helicopter to the nearby town of Villar d'Aren, village mayor Xavier Cret told the AFP.
British Hiker Finds Six Bodies At Neige Cordier Summit Of French Alps 2011
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Barnes (1872-1951) installed his collection in Merion, a suburb of Philadelphia, in a 1925 neoclassical building by Paul Philippe Cret surrounded by a 12-acre arboretum.
The Barnes in a New Light Julia M. Klein 2010
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It looks like there was a slide of snow and stones mixed together, Cret said, adding that the six mountaineers likely died on Saturday after falling around 650 feet.
British Hiker Finds Six Bodies At Neige Cordier Summit Of French Alps 2011
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