Architectural Features
Famous Architects
Famous Buildings
7 Wonders
Materials
100

This feature serves as a reminder to guard against evil and a means to channel rainwater away from the foundation.  

What is a gargoyle?

100

Ictinus contributed to this period of Architecture.

What is Greek and Roman?

100

This temple to all the gods is in the middle of historic Rome.

What is the Pantheon?

100

This wonder is the only one still standing today.

What is the Great Pyramid of Giza?

100

When unmodified by other aesthetic elements, this common construction material leaves the structure with a gray, block-like appearance.  

What is concrete?

200

This refers to the simplest type of Greek column.

What is Doric?

200

Filippo Brunelleschi contributed to this period of Architecture.

What is Renaissance?

200

This temple to the Goddess Athena is at the top of a hill in Athens.  

What is the Parthenon?

200

This wonder served a similar function as the Statue of Liberty

What is Colossus of Rhodes?  

200

This soft type of rock is easy to cut and was readily available in Greece.

What is limestone?

300

This refers to either a wider, load-bearing part of a wall, or a decorative imitation of one.

What is a Pilaster?

300

Marcus Vitruvius Pollio identified three key principles of Architecture as usefulness, beauty, and this.

What is stability?

300

Before a modern renovation that added a glass pyramid, this historic Paris building was an example of Renaissance Architecture.  

What is the Louvre?

300

One of the seven ancient wonders served as a beacon to ships visiting this city in northern Africa.

What is Alexandria?  

300

This soft type of rock was readily available in Italy, and can be polished to a shine.  

What is marble?  

400

These two elements together support the roofs of Greek temples and are used in many simple buildings today.  

What are Post & Beam?

400

Marcus Vitruvius Pollio was the architect for this Roman Emperor.

Who is Julius Caesar

400

The U.S. HUD building in Washington, D.C. is an example of this type of Architecture.

What is Bauhaus?

400

This wonder was located at the site of the Ancient Olympics.

What is the Statue of Zeus?

400

This material is often the most visible element of a modern skyscraper.  

What is glass?  

500

From top to bottom, the three elements of this feature are the cornice, frieze, and architrave.  

What is an entablature?

500

This famous architect designed the Falling Water house in Pennsylvania.

Who is Frank Lloyd Wright

500

Frank Ghery designed this museum in Bilbao, Spain.

The Guggenheim

500

Scholars debate whether this wonder actually existed.

What are the Hanging Gardens of Babylon?
500

This modern industrial material adds strength and stability, enabling structures that might seem to defy gravity.

What is steel?  

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