CZ:Core Articles/Architecture

Architectural theory: Add brief definition or description History of architecture: Add brief definition or description Planning and urban design: Add brief definition or description Architectural practice: Add brief definition or description Construction contract: Add brief definition or description Building components: Add brief definition or description Modernism (architecture): Add brief definition or description  Gothic architecture: A style of architecture that had its origins in the building of great cathedrals in France from the 12th to the mid-13th century and was known as the "French style" (opus Francigenum) before being appellated as 'gothic' during the Renaissance period. [e] Architectural history: Add brief definition or description Construction science and technology: Add brief definition or description Architectural design process: Add brief definition or description Cost planning: Add brief definition or description Le Corbusier: Add brief definition or description Frank Lloyd Wright: Add brief definition or description Andrea Palladio: Add brief definition or description Filippo Brunelleschi: Add brief definition or description  Colosseum: An amphitheatre in Rome built in the 1st century A.D. [e] Basilica of Saint Denis, Paris: Add brief definition or description Basilica di Santa Maria del Fiore: Add brief definition or description Angkor Wat: Add brief definition or description Villa Savoye: Add brief definition or description Fallingwater, Pennsylvania: Add brief definition or description Notre Dame du Haut: Add brief definition or description Classicism (architecture): Add brief definition or description Constructivist architecture: Add brief definition or description Green architecture: Add brief definition or description Renaissance architecture: Add brief definition or description Bauhaus: The Bauhaus (Staatliches Bauhaus in German) was an internationally-known German art school in Weimar, Germany, founded by architect Walter Gropius in 1919 that combined fine arts and crafts in design and that sought to combine artistic vision with mass production, and to integrate aesthetic values into everyday life. It was closed in 1933 after Adolph Hitler and the Nazi Party came to power, although it continues to exercise influence in international design, aesthetics and product design. [e] history and influence of the school

Arch: Add brief definition or description Dome: Add brief definition or description Vitruvius: Add brief definition or description Walter Gropius: Add brief definition or description Ludwig Mies van der Rohe: Add brief definition or description Louis Kahn: Add brief definition or description Frank Gehry: Add brief definition or description Zaha Hadid: Add brief definition or description Rem Koolhaas: Add brief definition or description Eugène Emmanuel Viollet-le-Duc: Add brief definition or description Antonio Sant'Elia: Add brief definition or description Hagia Sophia: Add brief definition or description Parthenon: Add brief definition or description  Pantheon, Rome: Add brief definition or description Stonehenge: Add brief definition or description Basilica of Saint Peter, Rome: Add brief definition or description Forbidden City, Beijing: Add brief definition or description  Leaning Tower of Pisa: Add brief definition or description Ise Shrine: Add brief definition or description  Palace of Westminster: Add brief definition or description Villa Almerico-Capra: Add brief definition or description (A.K.A. La Rotonda, Villa Rotunda, Villa La Rotonda, and Villa Almerico - by Palladio) Bauhaus, Dessau: Add brief definition or description Sagrada Familia: Add brief definition or description Seagram building, New York: Add brief definition or description Chrysler Building, New York: Add brief definition or description Farnsworth house: Add brief definition or description Einstein Tower: Add brief definition or description Robbie House: Add brief definition or description Grand Central Station, New York: Add brief definition or description Guggenheim Museum, New York: Add brief definition or description

Guggenheim Museum, Bilbao: Add brief definition or description Empire State Building: Add brief definition or description Sydney Opera House: Add brief definition or description World Trade Center, New York: Add brief definition or description Skyscraper: Add brief definition or description House: Add brief definition or description Gallery: Add brief definition or description Airport: Add brief definition or description Office: Add brief definition or description Temple: Add brief definition or description Hospital: Add brief definition or description Foundation (architectural): Add brief definition or description Floor (architectural): Add brief definition or description Envelope (architectural): Add brief definition or description Wall: Add brief definition or description Curtain wall: Add brief definition or description Window: Add brief definition or description Roof: Add brief definition or description Tower: Add brief definition or description Architectural revivalism: Add brief definition or description The battle of the styles: Add brief definition or description Baroque architecture: Add brief definition or description Gothic revival architecture: Add brief definition or description - may include the 'gothic survival' De Stijl: Add brief definition or description Mannerist architecture: Add brief definition or description Palladian architecture: Add brief definition or description Architectural award: Add brief definition or description Cost control: Add brief definition or description Building code: Add brief definition or description Arbitration (architectural): Add brief definition or description