Architecture History II : Test 1 Images

Canterbury, New Hampshire, built between 1792-1850. Closed 1992

As illustrated in a drawing by peter foster, 1849

William Chambers, General plan of the gardens at Kew, 1763

Picturesque vs formal gardens

William Chambers, The great pagoda, kew gardens, 1761

William Chambers, The Dunmore Pineapple, Stirlingshire, Scotland, 1761

Martin II Goupy, La Chaumiere [the cottage], Rambouillet, c. 1770

Martin II Goupy, La Chaumiere [the cottage], Rambouillet, c. 1770 {interior chamber)

John Nash, Royal Pavilion, Brighton, 1814-22

John Nash + Fredrick Crane, Royal Pavillion (the music room as exhibited), Brighton, 1814-22

Boulee, project for a metropolitan church, 1781-82

Boulee, project for a metropolitan church, 1781-82

Interior View w/ daylight

Boullee, proposal for the expansion of the royal library, 1785

Interior View

Boullee, Cenotaph for Newton, 1784

Daytime Elevation

Pen and ink drawing w/ grey washes. Approx. 26 x 16 in

Boullee, Cenotaph for Newton, 1784

Daytime Section

Boullee, Cenotaph for Newton, 1784. Evening Section

Ledoux, Royal Saltworks at Chaux, Arc-et-Senans, 1775-78

Ledoux, Royal Saltworks at Chaux, Arc-et-Senans, 1775-78

Directors Building

Ledoux, plan for the ideal city of chaux from Architecture considered in relation to art, morals, and legislation (1804)

Lequeu, Southern View of a cows stable on a cool meadow, 1777-1825

Thomas Jefferson w/ Charles-Louis Clerisseau, Virginia State Capitol, 1788

Thomas Jefferson, Monticello, Charlottesville, 1793-1808

Thomas Jefferson, Plan of a prison in Piedmont, Virginia, No date

Jefferson, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, 1817-26

Jefferson, plan of the academical village, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, 1825

Jefferson, The Rotunda, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, 1817-26

Latrobe, Bank of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, 1799-1801

Latrobe, Baltimore Cathedral, Baltimore, 1804-1818

Jefferson, plan of the federal district, 1791

Full drawing (left) and Detail (left)

Pierre-Charles L'Enfant, plan for the city of Washington, 1791

Latrobe, "American Order" (corn) 1809

Manchester, 1870

Murras' Mills, Ancoats, Manchester, built between 1797 -1842

View of central courtyard with basin

Left: Ancoats, 1870

Right: Section showing a typical back to back dwelling

Proposed plan for remodeling the back-back-dwellings at Ancoats, 1891

Henry Spalding, Victoria Square Dwellings, 1894.

Street Facade

Henry Spalding, Victoria square dwellings, 1984. Plan

Henry Spalding, Victoria Square Dwellings, 1894

Courtyard Facade

Sanitary street tenement houses, 1897

Lowell, Massachusetts, incorporated in 1823

Merrimack Mills, Lowel, opened 1823

The Boot Cotton Mills, Lowell,opened 1835.

Plan from 1866

The Boot Cotton Mills boarding houses, Lowell, 1837

George Stephenson, Crown Street Station, Liverpool, opened 1830

George Stephenson, Crown Street Station, Liverpool, opened 1830. Plan

John Foster, The Moorish Arch in the cuttings at Edge Hill, c. 1831,

Demolished 1864

Phillip Hardwick and Charlse Fox, Euston Station, London, 1837

Entry Propylaeon. Demolished 1961

Howard A. Carsen, Boylston, St. Subway Station, Boston, MA, opened 1897

Joseph Paxton and Charles Fox, The Crystal Palace, 1850-51

Pugin, Stl. Giles' Catholic Church, Cheadle, 1841-46

Pugin, St. Giles' Catholic Church, Cheadle, 1841-46

Nave

Deane & Woodward, Oxford Museum of Natural History, Oxford, 1855-61

Museum Court

Emmanuel-Eugene Viollet-le-Duc and Jean-Baptiste-Antoine Lassus, Restorationof Notre-Dame de Paris, 1844-67

Viollet-le-Duc, "Restored" statues of biblical kings and queens, Notre-Dame de Pares, Ca. 1855

Biollet-le-Duc, "Restored" gargoyle, Notre-dame de paris, ca. 1855

Boileau, St-Eugene-Ste-Cecile, Paris, 1854-55

Nave

Viollet-le-Duc, analysis of vault structures from systematic dictionary on architecture, 1863

Canterbury, New Hampshire, built between 1792-1850. Closed 1992

As illustrated in a drawing by peter foster, 1840

Meeting house at Canterbury, New hampshire,1793

Meeting house at Canterbury, New hampshire,1793

Interior

East Family Dwelling, Pleasant Hill, Kentucky, 1817