ARCH HTC 3.2

Granada Charterhouse 

• Francisco Hurtado Izquierdo—Chapel  

• Luis de Arevolo, F. Manuel Vasquez—Sacristy  

• Granada, Spain 

• 1516-1800 

  • Churrigueresque 

  • Solemn, plain exterior 

Palace of Charles V 

• Pedro Muchaca 

• Granada, Spain 

• 1527 

  • High renaissance 

  • True Doric entablature and Ionic order on the upper floors 

El Escorial 

• Juan de Herrera 

• Madrid, Spain 

• 1563-1584 

  • High renaissance 

  • Square courtyard, 16-square plan 

  • Inspired by Vilalpando's reconstruction of the Temple of Solomon 

Metropolitan Cathedral 

• Claudio de Arciniega 

• Mexico City 

• 1573-1656 

  • The second church built by the Conquistadors on the site of the Templo Mayor of Tenochtitlan 

Cathedral of Puebla 

• Francisco Becerra and Juan Cigarondo 

• Puebla, Mexico 

• 1575-1649 

Santiago de Compostela 

• Fernando de Casas Novao 

• Santiago, Spain 

• 1740 

  • Churrigueresque 

  • The most popular pilgrimage church 

  • Ambulatory all around, allowing pilgrims to move around the church without disrupting the central worship 

  • Traditional cloister to the right 

  • All of high altar is guilded 

 
Cathedral of Santa Prisca 

• Taxco, Mexico 

• 1751-1758 

  • High clerestory windows 

  • Ornament is a bit more folk 

Mission San Carlos Borromen 

• Fr. Junipero Serra 

• Carmel, California 

• 1770 

San Xavier del Bac 

• Fr. Juan Bautista Vlederrain, Juan Bautista Llorenz 

• Tuscon, Arizona 

• 1783-1797 

Mission Santa Barbara 

• Fr. Antonio Ripoll--Façade renovation 

• Santa Barbara, California 

• 1822