Architecture History Part 2

Name, year, period

Palatine Chapel of Charlemagne, 800, Early Medieval

Name, year, period

Saint-Sernin, 1100, Romanesque

Name, year, period

Saint James, 1100, Romanesque

Name, year, period

Speyer Cathedral, 1050, Romanesque

Name, year, period

Saint-Etienne, 1069, Romanesque

Name, year, period

Saint Denis, 1140, Romanesque

Name, year, period

Notre-Dame du Paris, 1240, Gothic

Name, year, period

Chartres Cathedral, 1150, Gothic

Architect, name, year, period

Robert de Luzarches, and Thomas and Renaud de Cormont, Amiens Cathedral, 1220, Gothic

Name, year, period

Sainte Chappel, 1245, Gothic

Name, year, period

Salisbury Cathedral, 1250, Gothic

Architect, name, year, period

Brunelleschi, Florence Cathedral, 1420, Renaissance

Architect, name, year, period

Brunelleschi, Santo Spirito, 1435, Renaissance

Architect, name, year, period

Alberti, Sant Andrea, 1470, Renaissance

Architect, name, year, period

Bramante, Tempietto, 1502, Renaissance

Architect, name, year, period

Michelangelo, Campiodoglio, 1550, Reniassance

Architect, name, year, period

Palladio, Villa Rotondo, 1570, Renaissance

Architect, name, year, period

Michelangelo, Porta Pia, 1560, Mannerism

Architect, name, year, period

Vignola and della Porta, Il Gesu,1580, Baroque

Architect, name, year, period

Maderno and Bernini, Saint Peter’s, 1610, Baroque

Architect, name, year, period

Rainaldi and Bernini, S. Maria dei Miracoli and S. Maria in Montesanto, 1670, Baroque

Architect, name, year, period

Borromini, San Carlo alle Quattro Fontane, 1670, Baroque

Name, year, period

Versailles, 1669, Baroque

Architect, name, year, period

Hardouin-Mansart, Church of the Invalides, 1680, Baroque

Architect, name, year, period

de Cuvillies, the Amalienburg, 18th century, rococo

Architect, name, year, period

Brown, Blenheim Palace, 1765, Picturesque landscape

Architect, name, year, period

Soufflot, Saint Genevieve, 1760, Neo-Classicism

Architect, name, year, period

Chalgrin, Arc de Triomphe, 1820, Neo-Classicism

Architect, name, year, period

Jefferson, Virginia State Capitol, 1785, Neo-Classicism

Architect, name, year, period

Walpole, Strawberry Hill, 1750, Gothic revival

Architect, name, year, period

Nash, Royal Pavilion, 1815, Indo-Saracenic Revival

Architect, name, year, period

Barry and Pugin, House of Parliament, 1835, Gothic Revival

Architect, name, year, period

Garnier, the Opera in Paris, 1870, Beaux-Arts

Architect, name, year, period

Labrouste, Bibliteque Sainte-Geneive, 1850, Beaux-Arts

Architect, name, year, period

Eiffel, Eiffel Tower, 1890, Industrial

Architect, name, year, period

Richardson, Marshall Field Wholesale Store, 1885, Romanesque

Architect, name, year, period

Burnham and Root, Reliance building, 1895, Chicago

Architect, name, year, period

Sullivan, Guaranty Trust Building, 1895, Chicago

Architect, name, year, period

Sullivan, Carson Pirie Scott Dept Store, 1900, Chicago

Architect, name, world, period

Hunt, Mckim, Mead, White, Burnhan, and Root, World’s colombian expo, 1895, Beaux artes

architect, name, year, period

Loos, steiner house, 1910, early modern

architect, name, year, period

loos, moller house, 1930, early modern

architect, name, year, period

Wright, robie house, 1910, early modern

architect, name, year, period

Behrens and Behrnhard, AEG turbine hall, 1910, early modern

architect, name, year, period

gropius, bauhaus, 1925, early modern

architect, name, year, period

le corbusier, villa savoye, 1930, international

architect, name, year, period

Mies, German Pavilion, 1930, International

architect, name, year, period

Mies, crown hall, 1950, international style

architect, name, year, period

mies and johnson, seagram building, 1960, international

Architect, name, year, period

Robert Venturi, Chestnut Hill House,1960, Post-Modernism

architect, name, year, period

Johnson and Burgee, AT&T Headquarters, 1980, Post-Modernism

Architect, name, year, period

Gehry, Guggenheim Museum Bilbao, 2000, Contemporary.