Another building of this type has levels composed of a talud and a tablero, the latter of which depicts carved heads of a Feathered Serpent.
One building of this type is known for the series of diagonal trusses at its base that help it withstand earthquake damage, and was designed by William Pereira. Another building of this type has levels composed of a talud and a tablero, the latter of which depicts carved heads of a Feathered Serpent. Other buildings of this type include the (*) "step" ones built by Imhotep and the main part of the Luxor Las Vegas. For 10 points, name these buildings that have triangular walls converging to a single apex, examples of which include "Great" ones at Giza.
One building of this type is known for the series of diagonal trusses at its base that help it withstand earthquake damage, and was designed by William Pereira.
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