This document provides an overview of architectural styles from prehistoric to modern times across various regions. It begins with Paleolithic cave dwellings and continues chronologically through Mesopotamian ziggurats, Egyptian pyramids, Greek temples, Roman aqueducts and baths, Islamic mosques and palaces, Gothic cathedrals, Renaissance basilicas and chateaus, Baroque squares and palaces, and traditional structures in Asia, ending with 19th century buildings blending various styles. The document covers major structures in Europe, North Africa, West and South Asia, Mesoamerica, showcasing the evolution of architecture globally.
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Intricate Design: Islamic architecture is renowned for its intricate and elaborate designs, characterized by geometric patterns, arabesques, and calligraphy. These designs often adorn mosques, palaces, and other structures, creating visually stunning environments.
Spiritual Significance: Many are drawn to the spiritual symbolism embedded in Islamic architecture, especially in mosques. The grandeur of these buildings often evokes a sense of awe and reverence, providing a space for worship and reflection.
Cultural Heritage: Islamic architecture reflects the rich cultural heritage of various regions across the Islamic world, spanning from Spain to Southeast Asia. Its diversity showcases the amalgamation of different architectural styles, influenced by local traditions and historical contexts.
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Timelessness: Islamic architecture has stood the test of time, with many structures dating back centuries yet still retaining their beauty and functionality. This timelessness speaks to the enduring appeal and significance of Islamic architectural principles.
Overall, Islamic architecture continues to fascinate people worldwide, serving as a testament to the ingenuity, creativity, and cultural richness of the Islamic civilization.
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Intricate Design: Islamic architecture is renowned for its intricate and elaborate designs, characterized by geometric patterns, arabesques, and calligraphy. These designs often adorn mosques, palaces, and other structures, creating visually stunning environments.
Spiritual Significance: Many are drawn to the spiritual symbolism embedded in Islamic architecture, especially in mosques. The grandeur of these buildings often evokes a sense of awe and reverence, providing a space for worship and reflection.
Cultural Heritage: Islamic architecture reflects the rich cultural heritage of various regions across the Islamic world, spanning from Spain to Southeast Asia. Its diversity showcases the amalgamation of different architectural styles, influenced by local traditions and historical contexts.
Innovation and Engineering: Islamic architects have been pioneers in various architectural innovations, including the development of geometric principles and advanced construction techniques. The soaring domes, intricate arches, and towering minarets demonstrate their mastery of engineering and design.
Timelessness: Islamic architecture has stood the test of time, with many structures dating back centuries yet still retaining their beauty and functionality. This timelessness speaks to the enduring appeal and significance of Islamic architectural principles.
Overall, Islamic architecture continues to fascinate people worldwide, serving as a testament to the ingenuity, creativity, and cultural richness of the Islamic civilization.
An introductory presentation about Islamic Art History, focusing on the Islamic architecture aesthetics throughout different eras and geographical locations.
This presentation has been presented as a part of Art History 1 course at Universiti Malaysia Sabah in Malaysia.
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Published classroom materials form the basis of syllabuses, drive teacher professional development, and have a potentially huge influence on learners, teachers and education systems. All teachers also create their own materials, whether a few sentences on a blackboard, a highly-structured fully-realised online course, or anything in between. Despite this, the knowledge and skills needed to create effective language learning materials are rarely part of teacher training, and are mostly learnt by trial and error.
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2. A Presentation
▪ Lascaux Cave – Montignac, France
▪ Bhimbetka rock shelters - Raisen District, Madhya Pradesh, India
▪ Barda Balka – Iraq
Paleolithic Era
Page. 2
Prehistoric Architecture
Mesolithic Era
▪ Caves of El Cogul – Catalonia, Spain
▪ Howick house - Northumberland, England
▪ Lepenski Vir – Serbia
▪ Olmec Heads - Mexico
Neolithic Era
▪ Gobekli Tepe - Turkey
▪ Howick house - Northumberland, England
▪ Lepenski Vir – Serbia
▪ Callanish Stones – Scotland
▪ Stonehendge – Wiltshire England
▪ Temple of Tarxien – Malta
▪ Nuraghe – Sardinia
▪ Catalhoyuk - Turkey
3. A Presentation
▪ Zigurrat of Ur – Iraq
▪ Ishtar Gate – Hillah, Iraq
▪ Chogha Zanbil – Khuzestan, Iraq
▪ Ziggurat of Dur-Kurigalzu – Baghdad, Iraq
▪ Hanging Garden of Babylon
Mesopotamia
Page. 3
Bronze Age Architecture
Ancient Egypt
▪ Great Pyramid of Giza –
Egypt
▪ Great Sphinx of Giza – Egypt
▪ Mortuary Temple of
Hatshepsut - Deir el Bahari
▪ Colossi of Memnon – Luxor
▪ Valley of the Kings – East of
Nile River
▪ Pyramid of Djoser – Saqqara
Necropolis, Egypt
▪ Great Temple of Karnak –
Thebes
▪ Great Temple of Abu Simbel
▪ Temple of Isis – Philae
4. A Presentation
▪ Apadana – Persepolis
▪ Hall of Hundred Columns – Persepolis
Persia
Page. 4
Bronze Age Architecture
Assyria
• Palace of Sargon – Khorsabad
• The Acropolis of Assur
• The Palace of Ninrud (or Callah), of Asurnasirpal
• The Gates of Balawat
• The Fort of Salmanasar or Arsenal Palace – Ninrud
• The Palace of Nineveh I
• The Palace of Nineveh II
Summerian
• White Temple at Uruk
• Ancient City of Kish
• Palace of Xerxes
5. A Presentation
▪ Chichen Itza – Yucatan, Mexico
▪ Temple of Kukulcán – Yucatan, Mexico
▪ Temple of the Inscriptions – Chiapas, Mexico
▪ Pyramid of the Magician – Uxmal, Mexico
▪ High Temple - Orange Walk District, Belize
▪ Temple of Warrior
▪ Temple II – Tikal, Guatemala
Mayan Civilization
Page. 5
Mesoamerica Architecture
▪ Machu Picchu - Peru
▪ Coricancha – Cusco, Peru
▪ Saqsaywaman - Sacred and Urubamba Valleys
of Peru
Inca Empire
▪ Tenochtitlan – Mexico City
▪ Teotihuacan Pyramids (Pyramid of the Sun and the Pyramid of the Moon)
▪ Pyramid of Santa Cecilia Acatitlan
▪ Pyramid of Tenayuca - Tlalnepantla de Baz
▪ Calixtlahuaca – Toluca, Mexico
▪ El Tepozteco - Morelos
Aztec Architecture
6. A Presentation
▪ Lothal - Saragwala, Gujarat, India
▪ Dholavira - Gujarat, India
▪ Mehrgarh - Balochistan, Pakistan
▪ Sokhta Koh - Balochistan, Pakistan
Harrapan Civilization
Page. 6
Indus Valley Architecture
Mohenjo Daro
• Great Bath – Sindh, Pakistan
• House of Priests – Sindh, Pakistan
• Kalibangan
• Lothal
• Dholavira
• Rakhigarhi - Haryana
7. A Presentation
▪ Megaron of Tiryns
▪ Megaron of Mycenae
▪ Panagia Tomb
▪ Treasury of Atreus
▪ Tomb of Clytemnestra
Mycenaean Civilization
Page. 7
Greek Architecture
▪ Palace of Knossos, Crete
Minoan Civilization
▪ Temple of Hera II – Paestum, Italy
▪ Theatre of Epidaurus – Epidaurus, Greece
▪ Stoa of Attalus II – Athens, Greece
▪ Acropolis – Athens, Greece
▪ Propylaea – Athens, Greece
▪ Temple of Athena Nike – Athens, Greece
▪ Erectheion – Mnesicles, Acropolis
▪ Parthenon – Athens, Greece
▪ Temple of Hadrian – Ephesus
▪ Theatre of Ephesus
▪ Temple of Artemis – Turkey
▪ Theatre and temple of Apollo – Phocis Greece
▪ Temple of Poseidon - Sounion
▪ Sanctuary of Nemesis – Attica, Greece
Classical Greek
8. A Presentation
Page. 8
Roman Architecture
Roman Empire
Etruscans
• Pont Du Gard – France
• Appian Way (Road)
• Aqua Appia
• Aqueduct of Segovia – Spain
• Puente Romano (Bridge) –
Merida Spain
• Ponte dei Quattro Capi
• Aqua Alexandrina (Aqueduct)
• Baths of Trajan
• Baths of Diocletian
• Colosseum
• Baths of Caracalla
• Circus Maximus
• Forum of Augustus
• Hadrian’s Villa
• Pantheon
• Catacombs of Rome
• Pompeii
• Trajan Column
• Arch of Augustus
• Arch of Titus
• Arch of Septimus Severus
• Arch of Trajan
• Basilica Cistern – Turkey
• Baiae – Ancient Roman City
• Masada – Israel
• Basilica of Constantine
• Arch of Constantine
• Civita di Bagnoregio (Village) – Central Italy
• Palentine Hill
9. A Presentation
Page. 9
Early Christian Architecture
▪ Pisa Cathedral
▪ St. Magdalene Vezelay
▪ Cluny Abbey
▪ Basilica of Saint Sernin
▪ Durham Cathedral
▪ San Miniato Al Monte
▪ Abbey of Saint-Étienne
▪ Abbey of Sainte-Trinite
▪ Basilica De San Isidoro
▪ Santo Domingo De Silos Abbey
▪ Modena Cathedral
▪ Basilica of Sant’ambrogio
▪ Krak des Chevaliers
Romanesque Architecture
Byzantine Architecture
• Hagia Sophia
• Basilica of Sant' Apollinare Nuovo
• Basilica of San Vitale
• Hippodrome of Constantinople
• Hagia Irene
• Hosios Loukas
• Angelokastro
• Church of Saint Catherine
• Church of St. Clement
• Old St. Peter
• Santa Coztanza
• Basilica of Trier
• Church of Santa Fosca
10. A Presentation
▪ Amiens Cathedral
▪ Notre-Dame de Reims
▪ Basilica of Saint Denis
▪ Chartres Cathedral
▪ Santa Maria del Fiore
▪ Westminster Abbey
▪ Canterbury Cathedral
▪ Milan Cathedral
Gothic Architecture
Page. 10
Early Christian Architecture
English Medieval
Architecture
▪ York minster
▪ Westminster Hall
▪ Canterbury Cathedral
▪ Westminster Abbey
▪ Dover Castle
▪ Norwich Guildhall
▪ St. Michael’s Mount Castle
▪ Berkeley Castle
▪ The White Tower
▪ Rievaulx Abbey
France Medieval
Architecture
• Rievaulx Abbey
• Beauvais Cathedral
• Mont-Saint-Michel
• Carcassonne
• Avignon
• Aigues-Mortes
• Guérande
• Roquetaillade Castle
• Château de Montbrun
• Château d'Angers
11. A Presentation
▪ Cologne Cathedral
▪ Ulm Minster
▪ Wartburg Castle
▪ Cathedral of St Peter’s
Regensburg
▪ Aachen Cathedral
▪ Eltz Castle
▪ Marksburg
▪ Mylau Castle
▪ Mainz Cathedral
▪ Magdeburger Dom
German Medieval
Architecture
Page. 11
Early Christian Architecture
Belgian/ Netherland
Medieval
Architecture
▪ Antwerp Cathedral
▪ Brussels Town Hall
▪ Martinikerk
▪ Brabantine Gothic
▪ St. John's Cathedral
('s-Hertogenbosch)
Spain Medieval
Architecture
• Santa Maria Ripoll
• Sant Climent de Taüll
• Church of Santa Maria La Real
• Castle Loarre
• Old Cathedral of Salamanca
• Leon Cathedral
• Cathedral of Burgos
• Cathedral of Toledo
• Royal palace of Olite
12. A Presentation
▪ Taq Kasra
▪ Tarikhaneh Temple
Sassanian Architecture
Page. 12
Islamic Architecture
Moorish Architecture
• Great Mosque of Cordoba
• Alcazar of the Caliphs
• Medina Azahara
• Aljaferia palace
• The Alhambra
• Alcazar of Seville
• Granada
▪ Taj Mahal
Mughal Architecture
▪ Dome of the rock
▪ Samanid Mausoleum
▪ Kalon Minaret
▪ Mosque of sultan hassan
▪ Mecca
Ottoman Architecture
13. A Presentation
▪ Florence baptistry
▪ Florence Cathedral
▪ Church of San Lorenzo
▪ Palazzo Medici Riccardi
▪ Basilica of Sant'Andrea
▪ Palazzo Rucellai
▪ Santa Maria Novella
▪ St. Peter’s Basilica
▪ The Vatican Palace
Early Renaisance
Page. 13
Renaissance Architecture
Late Renaisance
• The crossing of Santa Maria della Grazie,
Milan
• Pavia Cathedral
• Tempietto
• Pallazzo Farnese
French Renaisance
▪ Chateau de Blois
▪ Chateau de Bury
▪ Chateau de Chambord
▪ Palais de Versailles
▪ Palais de Louvre
▪ Palais de Fontainebleau
▪ Church of the Val de Grace
▪ Pantheon
▪ Opera house
14. A Presentation
▪ Heidelberg Castle
▪ Troja Palace
▪ The Rathaus
▪ Logia Waldstein Palace
▪ Pilgrimage Church
▪ Linderhof Guild House
▪ Walhalla Temple
German Renaisance
Page. 14
Renaissance Architecture
Belgium and Dutch
Renaisance
• Townhall Antwerp
• Guild house, brussels
• S.Michel Louvain
• Townhall Desden
• Townhall Leyden
English Renaisance
▪ St. Paul Cathedral
▪ Queen’s House
▪ Hampton Court
▪ Greenwich Hospital
▪ Casa de las conchas
▪ Granada Cathedral
▪ The Alcazar
▪ University of
Salamanca
▪ The Escoliar
▪ Barcelona Cathedral
▪ Burgos Cathedral
Spain Renaissance
Russian Renaisance
▪ St. Petersburg
▪ The Ekaterininsky Palace
▪ Church of the Intercession of
the Holy Virgin
▪ Former General Staff
Headquarters
▪ St. basils Cathedral
15. A Presentation
▪ St. Trevi
▪ St. Peter’s Square
▪ San Carlo Alle Quattro Fontaine
Italian Baroque
Page. 15
Baroque Architecture
▪ Palacio Real de
Madrid
Spanish Baroque
▪ Palace of Versailles
▪ Les Invalides Paris
French Baroque
▪ St. Paul Cathedral
English Baroque
▪ Westenberg Abbey Church
▪ Weingarten Abbey Church
German Baroque
16. A Presentation
▪ The Forbidden City
▪ Temple of Heaven
▪ Great Wall of China
▪ Summer Palace
▪ Mausoleum of the first Qin Emperor
▪ Thousand Buddha Grottoes
▪ Potala Palace
▪ Wudang Mountains
▪ Mount Omei
▪ Capital Cities and Tombs of the Ancient Koguryo
Kingdom
▪ Fujian Tulou
Page. 16
Chinese Architecture
17. A Presentation
▪ Taj Mahal
▪ Tomb of Salim Chishti
▪ Safdarjung's Tomb
▪ Akbar Tomb, Agra
▪ Humayun's Tomb, Delhi
Mughal Architecture
Page. 17
Indian Architecture
Temples
• Ajanta Caves
• Town of Mamallapuram
• Shore Temple
• Ellora Caves
• The Kailash Temple
• Brihadeewarar Temple
• Kadariya Mahadeo Temple
• Sun Temple, Konark, Orissa
• Meenakshi Temple
• Great stupa at Sandhi
• Dashavatara Temple
• Palitana Jain Temples
• Virupaksha temple
• Rani Ki Vav, Gujarat
• Somanatha Temple
• Taranga Jain Temple
18. A Presentation
▪ Angkor Wat Complex
Khmer Impire
Page. 18
Cambodia, Indonesia, Thailand Architecture
Indonesian Architecture
• Rumah Adat (Traditional Home)
• Prambanan complex
• Borobudur Temple Compounds
• Sewu Temple
• Gunung Padang
Thai Architecture
• Wat Phra Kaew
• The ruins of Ayutthaya and Sukhothai
• Prasat Hin Phimai
• Wat Rong Khun
• The Grand Palace
19. A Presentation
▪ Himeji castle or White Heron Castle
▪ Golden pavilion temple
▪ Byodo In Temple
▪ Horyuji Temple
▪ Historic Monuments and Sites of Hiraizumi
▪ Castles of the Ryukyu Kingdom
▪ Shrines and Temples of Nikko
▪ Monuments of Ancient Nara
▪ Itsukushima Shrine
▪ Shirakawa-go and Gokayama
▪ Monuments of Ancient Kyoto
Page. 19
Japanese Architecture
20. A Presentation
▪ Iglesia Dela Conception Madrid
▪ Natural History Museum of London
▪ Paris Opera House – eclectic
▪ Banco de Espanya
▪ Crystal Palace, Paxton
▪ Santa Maria De Covadonga
▪ Barcelona Cathedral
▪ House of Parliament London
▪ Eifel tower, Paris
▪ Carson, Pirie, Scott Building New York
▪ Home Insurance Building
Revivals Europe and America
Page. 20
Revivals Architecture
21. A Presentation
▪ Sagrada Familia
▪ Casa Batlo
▪ Casa Mila
▪ Riga the city in Latvia
▪ Hotel Tassel
▪ The Museum of Musical Instruments
▪ Paris Métro
▪ 31 rue Campagne-Première in Montparnasse, Paris
▪ Secession Building in Vienna
▪ Glasgow School of Art, Scotland
Page. 21
Art Nouveau Architecture
22. A Presentation
▪ Lutos Temple, Delhi
▪ Petronas twin Tower, Kuala lumpor
▪ Taipei 101, Taiwan
▪ International Commerce Centre (ICC),
Hongkong
▪ Jockey Club Innovation Tower,
Hongkong
▪ Opus Hong Kong
▪ Bank of China, Hongkong
▪ The National Stadium, or The Bird’s
Nest, Beijing
▪ CCTV Headquarters, Beijing
▪ Moon Hotel Huzhou
▪ Shanghai Tower
▪ Marina Bay Sands, Singapore
America
Page. 22
Modern Architecture Architecture
Asia
▪ Chrysler Building (In Art deco)
▪ The Dakota (German renaissance
Style)
▪ Empire State Building (In Art Deco)
▪ Flatiron Building (Beaux Arts façade)
▪ Grand Central Terminal
▪ Guggenheim Museum
▪ Metropolitan Museum of Art
▪ New York Stock Exchange
▪ One World Trade Center
▪ TWA Terminal at JFK
▪ Fallingwater
▪ Robie house
▪ Glass house
23. A Presentation
▪ Sky Habitat Singapore
▪ Gardens by the Bay
▪ Hiroshima Peace Memorial
▪ Tokyo Metropolitan Government
Building
▪ Nakagin Capsule Tower, Tokyo
▪ Church of Light, Osaka
▪ Christian Dior building, Omotesandō
▪ Nara Centennial Hall
▪ Singapore Changi Airport
Page. 22
Modern Architecture Architecture
Asia Europe
▪ Notre-Dame du Haut, France
▪ The Centre Pompidou
▪ Louis Vuitton Foundation
▪ Black Diamond (library), Denmark
▪ The Gherkin, London
▪ Barcelona Pavilion
▪ Turning Torso, Sweden
▪ Dancing House, prague
▪ Villa Savoye, France
▪ The Shard, London
▪ Elbphilharmonie Hamburg
▪ SIS Building, London