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Procedure

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Discuss

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Format

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Post

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  • Refer to: Selected article links, below

Candidates

Akshardham (Delhi)

The largest Hindu temple in India. Also a major cultural complex. A mix of modern and traditional architecture.

Support. Elekhh ( talk) 10:12, 25 October 2009 (UTC)

Support ^The Wo rld 23:32, 26 October 2009 (UTC)

Several picks

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• Hermitage Museum (High-importance)
• Vitruvius (Top)
• Affordable housing (High)
• Alhambra (High)
• Corinthian order (Top)
• Glaspaleis (High)
• John Ruskin (Top)
• World Heritage Site (High)
• Great Wall of China (Top)
• La Scala (High)
• Dome of the Rock (Top)
• Cluny Abbey (High)
• Forbidden City (Top)
• Palazzo Vecchio (High)
• Gothic architecture (Top)
• Vietnam Veterans Memorial (High)
• Sassanid architecture (Top)
• Cologne Cathedral (High)
• Vernacular architecture (Top)
• Sanssouci (FA)
• Stanford White (Top)

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