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Chapter 1Introduction To The History Of Western Architecture: Why Man BuildsWhat Is Architecture? Why Do We Study Architecture? The Basics: Function Construction Aesthetics Primitive Architecture Elements Of Construction Post and Lintel Corbel Arch and Vault Truss Cantilever Isolated Early Examples Spain, Neolithic Antequera Dolmens (Viera, Romeral, Menga) Italy Alberobello, Trulli England Plains Of Salisbury, Stonehenge Chapter 2Mediterranean and Aegean DevelopmentPost And Lintel Construction, Corbel/Beehive Dome Construction Aegean Development Santorini Akrotiri Oia Thira Crete Knossos Palace Complex Iraklion Agios Nikolaos Greece (Peloponnesus) Olympia Mycenae Acropolis Lion's Gate Treasury Of Atreus (Tomb Of Agamemnon) Epidaurus Theatre Bath Chapter 3Greek ArchitectureGreek Orders Post And Lintel ConstructionPaestum, Italy Temples Athens Greece Acropolis Propylaea Temple Of Nike Parthenon Erechtheum Agrigento, Sicily, Italy Temple Of Concordia Chapter 4Roman ArchitectureArches, Barrel Vaults, Groin Vaults, Domes, Concrete Mt. VesuviusPompeii Herculaneum (It. Ercolano) Rome, Italy Palatine Hill Forum Arches Of Triumph Titus Septimus Severus Constantine Colosseum Pantheon Nimes, France Pont Du Gard Maison Carree Split, Croatia Palace Of Diocletian Taormina, Sicily Roman Theatre Roman Bricks Goths, Lombards, Vandals Chapter 5Byzantine And Early Christian ArchitectureSpherical Pendentives, Domes, Stilt Blocks, Mosaic Tile Rome: The Eastern Empire ConstantinopleHagia Sophia Italy Rome Catacombs Old St. Peter's Basilica St. Paul Outside The Walls Ravenna San Vitale St. Apollinare In Classe Venice San Marco Piazza San Marco Chapter 6ggggggRomanesque Development Variations on a Roman Theme Carolingnian development Aachen, Germany Charlemagne's Chapel True Romanesque French Development Caen, Normandy Abbey Aux Dames Abbey Aux Hommes Italian Development Pisa, Cathedral Complex Baptistery Campanile (Leaning Tower) Cemetery Modena, Cathedral Florence, Baptistry English Development Chapter 7ggggggMedieval Secular Architecture Continued Development Of Defensive Construction Crenellations, Machicolations Feudal System Monastic System Sacred Relics Commerce Carcassone, France Caernarvon, Wales Conway, Wales Alarcon, Spain Florence, Italy Piazza Della Signoria Palazzo Vecchio Loggia Dei Lanzi Ponte Vecchio Chapter 8Gothic Development: France
France Intro Normandy Mont. St. Michel Poitiers Saint-Hilaire-Le-Grand Notre Dame La Grande Nevers St. Etienne Angouleme Cathedral Of Saint-Pierre Cluny The Abbey Church Of Saint Pierre Autun The Cathedral Of Saint-Lazare Clermont-Ferrand Notre-Dame Du Port Ile de France St. Denis, Abbey Church Paris Notre Dame Chartres Cathedral Reims Cathedral Amiens Cathedral Avignon Pont D'avignon Bourges Palace of Jacques Coeur ggggg ggggg Chapter 9Gothic Development: Italy And SpainItalyDuomo, Piazza, CampanileFlorence The Cathedral, its Dome, and Environs The Cathedral Itself Campanile Milan, Cathedral Piazza Duomo Spain Coro (Choir), Reredos (Altar Screen), Retablo (Ledge Behind Altar) Reja (Choir Screen Or Grille Toledo Cathedral Transparente Alcazar Seville Cathedral Giralda Tower Chapter 10Gothic Development: England, And GermanyEngland Fan VaultsWinchester, Cathedral London, Westminster Cathedral Henry Vii Chapel Stone Pendants Germany Cologne, Cathedral Ulm, Cathedral HISTORY OF WESTERN ARCHITECTURE ONE
Edward D. Levinson / Gilon LevinsonDEMONSTRATION COPY CONTENTS SYLLABUS Chapter 1 Introduction to the History of Western Architecture: Why Man Builds Chapter 8 Gothic Development: France |
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