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Funerary Complex of King Zoser
Saqqara, Egypt (Lower Egypt)
Built c. 2630 B.C. (Old Kingdom)
Designed by Imhotep (World’s First Known Architect)

(Great) Pyramid of Khufu (Cheops)
Giza, Egypt, (Lower Egypt)
Built c. 2550 B.C. (Old Kingdom)

Great) Pyramid of Khufu (Cheops)
Giza, Egypt, (Lower Egypt) c. 2550 B.C. (Old Kingdom)
1) Valley Temple 3) Mortuary (or Pyramid) Temple
2) Causeway 4) Great Pyramid

Front Facade of Temple of Khons
Karnak, Egypt (Upper Egypt)
c. 1100 B.C (New Kingdom)
Client: King Ramesses III

Model of Temple of Amon (Amun)
Karnak, Egypt,
c. 1550 B.C. (New Kingdom)

Baths of Diocletian in Rome, Italy,
298-306 A.D.
An Example of Firmistas
Michael Angelo’s

Speyer Cathedral in Speyer, Germany,
c. 1030-1061
An Example of Firmistas

The Parthenon in Athens, Greece
447-438 B.C.
An Example of Utilistas

Chartes Cathedral in Chartes, France
1194-1235
Am Example of Utilistas

Maison Carrée in Nîmes, France,
c. 10 A.D.
An Example of Utilistas

Virginia State Capitol
Richmond, Virginia,
1785-1799
Architect: Thomas Jefferson

FIRMITAS
UTILITAS
VENUSTAS
Structure (Firmness)
Function (Commodity)
Form (Delight)

Westover, Charles City County, Virginia, c. 1750
Elevation Example
Remember Textures and 1 for 1


Westover, Charles City County, Virginia, c. 1750
Section Example
Cut in half like a dollhouse

Farnsworth House
Plano, Illinois (near Chicago), 1946-1951
Architect: Ludwig Mies van der Rohe

Farnsworth House
“Exploded” Axonometric

Farnsworth House
Perspective Drawing Example
Remember Vanishing Point

The Rosetta Stone
Carved c. 196 B.C.
Discovered in 1799 in
Rashid (Rosetta), Egypt

Upper is South
Lower is North (Near mouth)

Old Kingdom
Middle Kingdom
New Kingdom
3100 B.C. - 220 B.C.
2100 B.C. - 1780 B.C.
1580 B.C. - 1090 B.C.

King Zoser (Client)
Imhotep (Architect)


Engaged Columns of the North Palace
Based on the Papyrus Plant


Giza, Egypt Site
Khufu (Biggest)
Khafre (Middle)
Menkaure (Smallest)