history of architecture viii (final)

chiswick house

1725, near london, lord burlington

mount airy

1755, richmond county, virginia, john arris

mount vernon plantation

1774-78, george washington

stourhead gardens

1750, wiltshire, england, henry hoare ii

africa house

c. 1830, melrose plantation, louisiana

slave houses (african influence on plantation architecture)

c. 1750, mulberry plantation, berkeley county, south carolina

slave houses (two family type of slave quarter)

c. 1850, magnolia plantation, charleston county, south carolina

slave houses (barracks type of slave quarter)

c. 1740, carter’s grove plantation, williamsburg, virginia

slave quarters (single-family slave quarter)

c. 1840, mcleod plantation, charleston, south carolina

virginia state capitol

1785, richmond, virginia, thomas jefferson

monticello

1775-1826, charlottesville, virginia, thomas jefferson

rotunda, university of virginia (and plan)

1818, charlottesville, virginia, thomas jefferson

u.s. capitol

1792, washington dc., william thornton

baltimore cathedral

1806, baltimore, benjamin latrobe

first bank of pennsylvania

1798, philadelphia, benjamin latrobe

second bank of america

1819, philadelphia, william strickland

tennesee state capitol

1845, nashville, william strickland

altes museum

1825, berlin, karl friedrich schinkel

st. giles

1845, cheadle, england, augustus pugin

houses of parliament

1840, london, england, charles barry, interiors by pugin