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Which Frank Lloyd Wright building sits directly over a waterfall?
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What tall, slender tower attached to a mosque is traditionally used for the call to prayer?
Answer: Minaret
Why: In most mosques today the muezzin calls into a microphone in the prayer hall, and loudspeakers on the minaret carry the adhan.
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Which desert plant inspired the design of the Burj Khalifa?
Answer: Spider lily
Why: The three-lobed footprint steps back as it rises, which also breaks up the wind that would otherwise set it swaying.
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Why did Wright's Fallingwater need structural repairs?
Answer: The balconies were sagging
Why: The engineers had warned about the reinforcement at the time, and the cantilevers were finally post-tensioned in 2002.
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Which Delhi building is shaped like a lotus flower?
Answer: Lotus Temple
Why: Its twenty-seven marble petals are arranged in three rings, and the building admits worshippers of any faith.
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What element creates the whispering effect in St. Paul's Cathedral?
Answer: Circular gallery
Why: Lord Rayleigh showed that a whisper clings to the curved wall and creeps all the way round the gallery.
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What brick pattern allowed Brunelleschi to build the Florence dome?
Answer: Herringbone brickwork
Why: The pattern locks each course against the last so the courses could be laid without any supporting framework beneath.
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