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Kings and Queens of ENGLAND
Wives: Divorced, Beheaded, Died, Divorced, Beheaded, Survived
Hampton Court Palace
Middlesex (West of London)
1520-1540

Wollaton Hall
Nottinghamshire
Robert Smythson
1580-1588

Hardwick Hall
Darbyshire
Robert Smythson
1590-1597

St. Pauls Covent Garden
London
Inigo Jones
1631-1633
Wilton House
Wiltshire
Issac de Caus, Inigo Jones, & John Webb
1632-1649
Sir Christopher Wren
1632-1723
Sheldonian Theatre
Oxford
Christopher Wren
1664

Great Fire of London
Burns the entirety of London down. Wren is responsible for replacing all of these churches.
St. Stephen Walbrook
London
Christopher Wren
1672-1679

St. Paul’s Cathedral
Christopher Wren
London, England
1675-1710

Castle Howard
Nicholas Hawksmoor & John Vanbrugh
Yorkshire, England
1699-1710

Mausoleum
Castle Howard
Nicholas Hawksmoor
Yorkshire, England
1710
Inspired by Tempietto

Blenheim Palace
John Vanbrugh & Nicholas Hawksmoor
Woodstock, Oxfordshire
1705-1725

James Gibbs
1682-1754
Another book of architecture.
St Martins in the Field
James Gibbs
London, England
1722-1726

Radcliffe Camara
James Gibbs
Oxford, England
1737-1749

Coleshill
Berkshire,England
Sir Roger Pratt
1649-1662
Palladianism
Dominant in Georgian England
Assembly Rooms
York
Richard Boyle, Lord Burlington
1731-1732
Chiswick house
Middlesex, England
Richard Boyle, Lord Burlington
1725
Houghton Hall
1722-1729
Colen Campbell & James Gibbs
William Kent, Interiors
Norfolk, England
Holkham Hall
Norfolk
William Kent
1735
Stourhead Gardens
Colin Campbell and Heavy Hoare
Wiltshire
1744-1765
Gardens at Stowe
Buckinghamshire
William Kent
1753
Royal Circus
John Wood the Elder
Bath
1734-1769
Royal Crescent
John Wood the Younger
Bath
1767-1773
Osterley Park
Middlesex, England
Robert, Adam
1761
Syon House
Middlesex, England
Robert Adam
1762
MacPhaedris Warner House
Portsmouth, New Hampshire
1718-1723
Peter Harrison
1716-1775
Redwood Library
Newport, Rhone Island
Peter Harrison
1751
Touro Synagogue
Newporr, Rhode Island
Peter Harrison
1759-1763
Independence Hall
The Carpenter’s Company
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
1750, Restored in 1828
Mount Pleasant
John McPherson House
The Carpenter Company
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
1762-1765
Mount Airy Plantation
Richard Country, Virginia
John Tayloe, Proprietor
1758-1768
Mount Vernon
Fairfax Co., Virginia
George Washington
1750-1778
Drayton Hall
Near Charleston, South Carolina
Charles Drayton
1747-1752
Chase Lloyd House
Annapolis, Maryland
William Buckland
1769-1774
Hammond-Harwood House
Annapolis, Maryland
William Buckland
1774
Thomas Jefferson
1743-1826
Virginia State Capitol
Richmond
Thomas Jefferson
1784-1788
Monticello I
Charlotteville, Virginia
Thomas Jefferson
1771-1783
The Bourbon Kings of France
1643-1792
Restoration after Napoleons rein from 1814-1848
Etienne Louis Boullee
1728-1799
Cenotaph for Newton
Project
Etienne Louis Boullee
1784
Project for a Metropolitan Cathedral
Etienne Louis Boullee
Claude Nicholas Ledoux
1736-1806
Royal Saltworks of Chaux
Arc et Senans, France
Claude Nicholas Ledoux
1775-1779
The Ideal City of Chaux
1780-1804
Barriere de Monceau
Two rotundas on either side of a wall.
Barriere de la Villette
CNL Ledoux
Paris France
1780-1785
Jean Nicholas Louis Durand
1760-1834
University of Virginia
Charlottesville, Virginia
Thomas Jefferson
1817-1826
The Rotunda
University of Virginia
Thomas Jefferson
First Harrison Grey Otis
Charles Bulfinch
Boston, Massachusetts
1795-1796
Massachusetts Statehouse
Boston, Massachusetts
Charles Bulfinch
1795-1798
Benjamin Henry Latrobe
(1764-1820)
Bank of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Benjamin Henry Latrobe
1800
Basilica of the Assumption
(old baltimore cathedral)
Baltimore
Benjamin Henry Latrobe
1808-1818
L’Enfants Plan for Washington
Pierre Charles L’Enfant
1788-1790
United States Capitol
Washington DC
William Thorton & Others
1792-1795
The Presidents Mansion
Washington DC
Benjamin Henry Latrobes Work
1804-1809
Robert Mills
(1781-1855)
Fireproof Building
Robert Mills
Charleston, West Virginia
1824-1826
Treasury Building
Robert Mills
Washington, DC
1836-1842
United States Patent Office
Robert Mills
Washington, DC
1836-1867
Washington Monument
Robert Mills
Washington, DC
1836-1888
William Strickland
(1788-1854)
Second Bank of the US
William Strickland
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
1819-?
Merchant Exchange
William Strickland
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
1835-1845
Tennessee State Capitol
William Strickland
Nashville, TN
1845-1859
Ohio Statehouse
Thomas Cole, Henry Walter, & Alexander Jackson Davis
Columbus, OH
1839 & 1848-1861
Thomas U Walter
1804-1887
United States Capitol
Thomas U Walter
Washington, DC
1858-1865
Sir Williams Chambers
1723-1796
Somerset House
Sir Williams Chamber
London, England
1776-1796
Sir John Soane Museum
London
John Soane
1792-1815
Bank of England
London, England
Sir John Soane
1788-1833
Regents Street and Regents Park
London
John Nash
1818-1828
Cumberland Terrace
London
John Nash
1827
Royal Pavillion
Brighton
John Nash
1815-1822
Buckingham Palace
Renovated from Buckingham House
London, England
John Nash
1825
Brandenburg Gate
Berlin, Germany
Karl Gottfried Langhaus
1788-1791
Glyptothek
Munich, Germany
Leo Von Klenze
1816-1830
Propylaea
Munich, Germany
Leo Von Klenze
1846-1860
Neue Wache
Berlin, Germany
Karl Friedrich Schinkel
1816-1818
Schaupielhaus
Beelin, Germant
Karl Fredrich Schinkel
1819-1824
Atlas Museum
Berlin
Karl Friedrich Schinkel
1824-1828
Schloss Charlottenhof
Potsdam
Karl Friedrich Schinkel
1831-1835
Gardeners Cottage
Potsdam
Karl Fischer Schinkel
1831-1835
Bauakademie
Berlin
Karl Friedrich Shinkel
1831-1836
Ecole Des Beaux Arts
Galleries de Verre
Felxi Duban
Paris
1835
Bibliotheque Ste Genieve
Paris
Henri Labrouste
1838-1850
Paris Opera
Paris
Chadles Garnier
1861-1872
Richard Morris Hunt
(1827-1895)
New York Tribune Building
Richmond Morris Hunt
1873-1875
Marble House
Newport, Rhode Island
Richard Morris Hunt
1890-1892
The Breakers
Newport, Rhode Island
Richard Morris Hunt
1892-1895
Biltmore House
Richard Morris Hunt
Asheville, North Carolina
1889-1900