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Did Alfred Waterhouse design all of his buildings in the same architectural style?
No
Yes
He only designed buildings in the Gothic Revival style
All of his buildings were in the Italianate style
Answer
No, not all of Alfred Waterhouse's buildings adhere to a single architectural style. While he is predominantly recognized for his prolific contributions to the Gothic Revival movement, exemplified by his renowned design for the Natural History Museum in London, Waterhouse also ventured into other styles like Neoclassical and Renaissance Revival.
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