August 30, 2006 by Vic
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John Nash’s buildings exemplified the neoclassical style of early 19th Century Architecture. His sweeping changes transformed London, from the graceful curve of Regent Street to the majestic terraces and vistas in Regent’s Park.
View some of his edifices below:
1. Regent’s Park
2. Regent Street
3. Buckingham Palace
We will devote an entire section to Brighton Palace later.
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Is that the same guy, I dont know if it’s John Nash, they did that movie about? A Beautiful Mind. Did he create the game theory?
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WhyMe?,The John Nash you are inquiring about isn’t the same person, although both men bear the same name. One was an architect who lived in the 19th century, and the other was a mathematician who lived in the 20th century.
wait is he wait wat is this hu???? can u give stuff thats esay like where he was born if he had a family was he a only child and stuff like that