The history of construction

Architecture (Latin architectura, from Greek ἀρχιτέκτων arkhitekton "architect", from ἀρχι- "chief" and τέκτων "builder") is both the process and the product of planning, designing and constructing buildings and physical structures. Architectural history studies how architecture has evolved over the centuries and in many different landscapes and cultures. Classical architecture begins in ancient Mesopotamia, followed by Egyptian architecture and the Greek civilizations. 

722 BC Nineveh - Iraq

500 BC Paestum - Italy

353 BC Halicarnassos - Turkey

2nd BC Pergamon - Turkey

2nd BC Temple of Edfu - Egypt

1st BC Maison Carrée - Nimes - France

1st BC  Roman Theater

1st BC Roman Castellum

273 AD Baälbek - Lebanon

532 AD Hagia Sophia - Istanbul - Turkey

549 AD Church – Ravenna - France

1150 Cathedral – Pisa - Italy

1150 St.-Gilles du Gard – Arles - France

1200 Nôtre Dame – Paris - France

1289 City Council – Siena - Italy

1296 Cathedral – Florence - Italy

1309 Doge's Palace – Venice - Italy

1350 City Council – Münster - Germany

1377 Belfort – Brugge - Belgium

1396 Château de Pierrefonds - Villers-Cotterêts - France

1446 Cambridge – England

1528 Het Houten Huys - Amsterdam - Holland - The Netherlands

1546 Louvre - Paris - France

1552 Villa Farnese - Caprarola - Italy

1559 Escurial – Madrid - Spain

1619 Børsen Copenhagen Stock Exchange - København - Denmark

1635 Mauritshuis – Den Haag - Holland - The Netherlands

1642 Château de Maisons - Laffitte - France

1658 S. Andrea – Rome - Italy

1680 Honington Hall – Stratford on Avon - England

1700 Belvédère – Wien - Austria

1705 Blenheim – England

1711 Zwinger – Dresden - Germany

1742 Mount Vernon - Virginia - United States of America

1734 Amalienburg – München - Germany

1739 Newport Colony House - Rhode Island - United States

1903 Ingalls Building – Cincinnati - Ohio - United States

1905 Casa Mila – Barcelona - Spain

1922 City Council – Stockholm - Sweden

1930 Pavillon Suisse Cité Universitaire – Paris - France

1931 70 Pine Street American Int. Building Manhattan – New York - United States

1936 Fallingwater – Pennsylvania - United States

1943 Church – Brasil

1957 Opera House - Sydney - Australia

1961 Palace of Assembly – Chandigarh – India

1963 School of Art Yale University - Connecticut - United States

1978 Lloyds Building – London - United Kingdom

1998 Petronas Twin Towers - Kuala Lumpur - Malaysia

2008 Burj Khalifa - Dubai - United Arab Emirates


 
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