Architectural Styles And Elements 1-18
18 entries in the Architectural Styles And Elements compendium.
Palladian architectureEuropean architectural style based on symmetry and classical principles.Portuguese architecturePortuguese architecture blends indigenous, Roman, Moorish, and global influences.Postmodern architectureA reaction against modernism's austerity, embracing complexity and historical reference.Proportion (architecture)Proportion governs the visual relationships within architecture.Renaissance Revival architecture19th-century revival blending Italian, French, and Flemish Renaissance forms.Renaissance architectureRevival of classical Greek and Roman architectural principles.Revivalism (architecture)Revivalism revived disused historical architectural styles.Romanesque architectureFirst pan-European architectural style since Imperial Roman architecture.RoofTop covering of a building, protecting against weather elements.RoomAn enclosed space within a structure, entered via a door.RuinsRemains of architecture fallen into partial or total disrepair.Sacral architectureDesign and construction of sacred spaces across cultures and eras.Sikh architectureA distinctive style evolving from Sikh religious and cultural expression.Spanish architectureSpanish architecture spans millennia, from megaliths to global contemporary masters.SpireA tall, pointed structure atop a building or tower.SteepleA tall tower topped by a spire, common on Christian churches.Streamline ModerneA streamlined Art Deco style inspired by aerodynamics and ocean liners.Sustainable architectureDesigning buildings to reduce environmental harm and resource use.
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