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Great Zimbabwe
coursed granite blocks
in present day Zimbabwe

Great Mosque of Djenne
Mosque and market
Made of mud in Mai
brings comunity

Minarets
a tall slender tower, typically part of a mosque

Dome
a rounded, hemispherical roof or ceiling that resembles the top half of a sphere
Great stupa at sanchi
buddhist temple
stone masonry, sandstone on dome
India

borobudur temple
sailendra dynasty
volcanic stone masonry
Indonesia

angkor wat
Buddhist and Hindu temple for the God Vishnu
Carved out of stone
shown on the Cambodian flag
1116-50, in Cambodia

Taj Mahal
Emperor Shan Janan built for his favorite wife.
Made out of marble and stone.
made in 1632-1653 CE in India

Palace of Westminster
revival style →gothic revival during the victorian era
1840-70 out of limestone

Fallingwater
Created by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1936-39 CE
reinforced concrete, sandstone, steel, and glass
In Bear Run, PA

Robert Venturi house in New castle county, de
wood frame and stucco
Robert Venturi
post modernism
basicly he did what others said looked bad

Yaxchilan, Maya
shows Myan power during the classical period
limestone carving 709-770
glifs found all throughout the work

Coyolxauhqui stone
part of the temple mayor honoring to the moon goddess Coyolxauhqui
Machu Picchu
true function is unknown
shows the architectural advances of the Inca people
Made out of granite in peru
1450-154 CE

Vietnam veterans memorial
Memorial for the families of American soldiers lost to the war
black reflective granite inscribed with the names of the servicemen who died in the war
built 1982 in Washington DC

four corners religion
centered on the Bible as the inspired Word of God, the Trinity (God as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit), and Jesus Christ's deity, death, resurrection, and second coming
great enclosure
the largest and most famous structure of the Great Zimbabwe ruins
Petra, Jordan
tombs and glifs
found in asia

Circumambulate
walking around something, especially in a ritual or formal procession

Niche
a shallow recess or hollow in a wall designed to display a statue, vase, or other ornament

Buddha
someone who has achieved perfect enlightenment. It can also refer to the historical figure Siddhartha Gautama, the founder of Buddhism.
Mandala
geometric patterns that represent the universe in Hindu and Buddhist traditions. They often feature a central point surrounded by symmetrical shapes and symbols.
Churning of the ocean of milk
subimage of Angkor Wat
depicts a Hindu myth where the devas (gods) and asuras (demons) work together to churn the cosmic ocean to extract the nectar of immortality
forbidden city
Home to the emporor
Created out of stone in Bejjing China
15th century CE

big ben
clock
part of the palace of Westminster
cantilever
structural elements that extend horizontally and are supported at only one end. They are commonly used in architecture to create overhangs or floating structures.
like in falling watter

mesa Verde cliff dwellings, anasazi
sandstone
Montezuma county, colorado
home to eleate of indigenous tribes

great serpent mound
earthwork alining with the sun
presant day Adams county, OH

calender stone/sun stone
subimage of templo mayor
honoring the sun god
Intihuatana stone
subimage of Machu Picchu
used as an astronomical clock and calendar
Buggenheim museum Bilbao spain
pagoda
multi-tiered tower-like structure commonly found in East Asian architecture, particularly in Japan and China. It typically has an upward-curving roof with multiple eaves.

soapstone birds
from the great zimbabwe
symbolize royal athoroty
kaaba
Direction of prayers and holiest shrine in Islam
Hajj
Created out of granite, silk, silver, gold, and thread in Mecca
631-632 CE

dome of the rock
stupa
a dome-shaped structure in Buddhist art and architecture that serves as a sacred monument and reliquary

todai-ji
purpous of national ritual
made of bronze and wood
marks the begining of the budist religion
Built in 743 CE, rebuilt c.1700

relief carving
a sculptural technique where forms are raised from a flat, two-dimensional background

Reuoan-Ji
sand zen garden part of budist religion
located in Japan
medatative

Rotunda
a round building or room, often with a domed ceiling like that of the Pantheon

Villa savoye
start of the modernist movement
melding form and function
made in 1929 out of concrete

seagram building
internationalist style
modern →format of everyday skyscraper
large open plaza in NYC
made from 1956-58, out of glass, bronze, and steel

kiva
Underground room for religious ceremonies.

templo mayor
a temple would be built over another temple
sign of political and spiritual conquest

city of Cusco, inka
capital of the Inca Empire
In the shape of a puma

Gardian statues, todai-ji
power and protection
guarding the Todai-ji temple
Maxxi, Zaha Hadid
International style museum
concrete, glass
created 1998-2009 in Italy

conical tower
part of great zimbabwe- shows the king