History of ARchitecture

Chase-Lloyd House

William Buckland, Georgian, 1770

Cliff Palace, Mesa verde

Asymmetry, Montezuma Country, Colarado , 1190

Drayton hall

Charleston, South Carolina, 1750, Palladianism

Hammond-hardwood House

Annapolis,Maryland, William Buckland, 1774, Palladianism

Harrison grey Otis House

Charles Bulfinch, Boston, Massachusetts, 1795, neoclassicism

Independence Hall

Philadelphia,Pennsylvania,1750, 1828,1937, 1975, georgian

Louis Bolduc House

Set. Genevieve,Missouri, 1790, poteaux-sur-solle

MacPhaedris-Warner House

Portsmouth, new hampshire, 1717, Georgian

Mission Santa Barbara

Santa Barbara,California, 1822, law of the indies

Monticello

Charlottesville, virginia, Thomas Jefferson, 1790,Palladianism

Mount Airy Plantation

Richmond County, Virginia, John tayloe, 1760, Palladianism

Mount Pleasant

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1765, Palladianism

Mount Vernon

farifax Co,Virginia, George Washington, 1750, Palladianism

Nathaniel Russell House

Charleston, South Carolina, 1808, neoclassicism

Parlange Plantation

Pointe Coupee Parish,Louisiana, 1750, poteaux-sur-solle

parson Capen House

Topsfield, Massachusetts, 1683, Georgian

Redwood Library

Newport, Rhode Island, Peter Harrison, 1751, neoclassicism

San Xavier del Bac

Tucson, Arizona,1785 or 1790, law of the indies

Taos Pueblo

Taos, New Mexico, 1000, asymmetry

Tours Synagogue

Newport, Rhode Island, Peter Harrison, 1760, neoclassicism

United States Capitol

Washington, DC, William Thornton and others, 1795, neoclassicism

University of Virginia

Charlottesville, Virginia, Thomas Jefferson,1820, neoclassicism

Virginia Statehouse

Virginia, 788, Thomas Jefferson, Palladianism