What was Burges's architectural design entry for Lille in 1854 for?
A Town Hall
A Cathedral
A Railway Station
A Public Library
Answer
**Lille Cathedral:** Burges's architectural design entry for Lille in 1854 was intended for the construction of a grand cathedral in the city. His design showcased a blend of Gothic and Byzantine architectural styles, featuring elaborate ornamentation, soaring spires, and stained-glass windows. The proposed cathedral aimed to be a monumental religious structure that would serve as a spiritual and architectural landmark for the city of Lille.
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