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Burning Down The House - Episode 10 - White Rabbit (Tales Of Architecture)

First Aired - 09/10/2009 08:00PM
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A Day in the Life; Stories about the Great Maters of Architecture (17:53)

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The Poetry of Architecture; More Stories of the Great Masters (13:07)

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Jerzy Soltan and the Fibonacci Sequence (11:39)

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Eisenman and Graves; Wordsmiths and Architects (20:21)

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