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Taos Pueblo, at New Mexico, 1500 's and later.
The Roman Forum, at Rome, Italy, -100 to 300.
"Collective" is used to refer to compound and collective works of architecture, designed progressively by many contributors, or by an entire community, often over an extended period of time. See also Traditional, Unknown, and Vernacular.
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