International Style and Expressionism – Modern Architecture (Part-2)
International style developed between 1920 and 1930 and was closely related to Modern architecture. The style emerged in Germany, Holland, and France and spread throughout the world. Glass curtain wall […]
Art Deco Architecture – A Modern Style of Visual Arts
Art Deco Architecture (1920-1930) is influenced by the Art Nouveau movement. It encompasses all types of arts, architecture, design, and visual arts, as well as furniture and other accessories. Also, […]
Modern Architecture – Part 1 (Functionalism)
Modernism(1900-1950) focuses on simplicity, minimalism and a rejection of ornament. Also, the designers of Modern architecture concentrated on functionality of buildings. Discovery of new materials and construction technologies led to […]
Art Nouveau Architecture – A New Freedom For Art
Art Nouveau Architecture(1890-1914) is an international style of art, architecture and applied arts. It encompassed all areas of design – architecture, graphic design, fine arts, industrial design, furniture design, etc. […]
Arts and Crafts Style Architecture – Embracing Craftsmanship
The Arts and crafts Movement (1870-1910) is a reaction against machines. It originated in England in the mid-19th century. The artisans and craftsmen went against machine aesthetics. Arts and Crafts […]
Edwardian Architecture – The Grand Style of Revival Architecture
As the name implies, Edwardian Architecture(1901-1914) is an architectural style that was popular during the reign of King Edward. It is less ornate than Victorian Architecture, apart from a subset […]
Victorian Architecture – Unique Style, Characteristics and Examples
Victorian Architecture (1837-1901) is not limited to any particular style but it relates to the reign of Queen Victoria called the Victorian Era. Although Queen Victoria reigned from 1837 to […]
Greek Revival Architecture – A New Renewal of Greek Style
Greek Revival Architecture(1825-1860) is the revival of the Ancient Greek Architectural style. It follows the simplicity and splendor of Ancient Greek structures of the 5th century B.C. In particular, the […]
Georgian Architecture – Important Characteristics and Examples
Georgian Architecture(1714-1830) was prevalent in English-speaking countries. It is named after the first four British Monarchs of the house of Hanover – George I, George II, George III, and George […]
Palladian Architecture – Important Features and Examples
One of the most widely used Neoclassical architecture (1720-1830)is the Palladian Architecture/Palladianism. It refers to works of 16th century Venetian architect Andrea Palladio. Characteristics/Features of Palladian Architecture Examples of Palladian […]
Neoclassical Architecture – A New Revival in Ancient Styles
The neoclassical movement started in mid 18th century in France and Italy and continued to rise its popularity until the 19th century. Neoclassical architecture (1720-1830) was the most prevailing style […]
Rococo Architecture – An Exquisite Architecture Of Dramatic Energy
Rococo Architecture (1700-1790) often known as Late Baroque is a highly ornamental and theatrical style of architecture. While Baroque architecture had begun in Rome to express Religious mysteries, Rococo architecture […]
Baroque Architecture – The Power Of Dramatic Energy
Baroque Architecture(1590-1725) that featured highly decorative and theoretical styles prevailed in Italy in the early 17th century and slowly spread across Europe. The Baroque movement began in Rome after the […]
Renaissance Architecture – Unique Examples and Characteristics
Renaissance Architecture(1400-1600) is the European Architecture in the period between the 14th and 16th centuries. It demonstrates a revival and development of certain elements of ancient Greek and Roman thought […]
Gothic Architecture – Unique Features and Structures that Fascinate
Gothic Architecture evolved from Romanesque architecture and was prevalent in Europe from the late 12th century to the 16th century. Its architectural style is largely recognized through its impressive details […]
Romanesque Architecture – A Quick Reference
Romanesque Architecture, an architectural style of medieval Europe, emerged as the dominant architectural style ranging between the 6th to 11th centuries. The design and style were mostly borrowed from Roman […]
Byzantine Architecture – A Quick Overview
330 AD to 1453 Roman life focused on pleasures which are well illustrated by the Roman Baths. The baths served three vital functions: After Constantine, the primary concern of Roman […]
6 Unique and Impressive Buildings of Roman Architecture
Roman architecture shapes spaces.—H. Kähler, The Art of Rome and Her Empire Roman Architecture continued and adopted classical Greek Architecture and established different architectural styles. It is the architecture, particularly […]
Ancient Greek Architecture – 3 Classical Orders
The columns and temples are significant architectural creations of Ancient Greek Architecture. Balance and proportions were the concepts of Architectural beauty. Parthenon in Athens is recognized as a special achievement […]
Ancient Egyptian Architecture and Their Spectacular Structures
Today, even after centuries, Egyptian Architecture(3100BC to 900BC) continues to fascinate the construction, geometry, and mysteries of massive structures. The primitive architecture of mud and bundles of reeds changed to […]
Mesopotamia – A Quick Reference
Mesopotamia(4500-2000 BC) is considered as one of the earliest civilizations. Years ago, our ancestors learned to control fire, build social links with each other, attachment to the remains of the […]
Prehistoric Architecture – The Stone Age and Early Settlements
Stone Age is the Earliest human settlement. Early human beings and hominid ancestors learned many things slowly and gradually such as controlling fire, recognizing social links, maintaining a bond with […]
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