Later Europe & America
Home to our country's third president, made of limestone, brick and lumber (wood), and the most infamous representation of neoclassical architecture.
Monticello by Thomas Jefferson (His Slaves) made between 1770 and 1806
This Chapel was made as reparations towards the sins committed by this banker. (Name the chapel, commissioner or painter/builder, and date)
Scrovegni Chapel - Enrico Scrovegni or Giotto - 1305 CE (early 1300's)
Built in 750 CE, this East Asian temple signifies the importance of salvation to buddhists.
Borobudur Temple made by Gunadharma, built in 750 CE
Attributed to Menkaure, Khafre & Khufu, these wonders of middle eastern architecture still stand today as some of the most influential buildings from the old kingdom. (Name all of the works and location)
The Pyramids of: Menkaure, Khufu, Khafre - located in Giza, Egypt
Stones in a Circle (Name the site, Time Period and Material)
Stonehenge - 2550 to 1600 BCE - Stone
Based on Gothic and Elizabethan Architecture styles, this building is one of the most well known Landmarks in Europe
Palace of Westminster or Houses of Parliament made by Charles Barry in 19
This Chapel built in 1443 was the pinnacle of Early Renaissance Architecture. (Name the Chapel, Location, and Material)
Pazzi Chapel, Florence Italy (Modern Day Firenzi), Fine-Grained Sandstone
This temple located in cambodia depicts the story of the beginning of time and creation of the universe. (Name the building and Material(s))
The Temple of Angkor Wat made of stone masonry and sandstone
This temple known by it's alternative name of Karnak is one of the greatest stone architectural sites in the middle east. (Name all parts of the site, the location, and time period)
The temple of Amun-Re and Hypostyle Hall, located in luxor Egypt, made between 2000 BCE and 100 CE
This site located in Pohnpei represented the epitome of pacific wonders of society. (Name the site, Location, Time Period and Material(s))
Nan Madol - 13th to 17th Century CE - Micronesia - Basalt & Coral Rock
This Great Feat of Architectural Prowess emphasizes organic styling to create a significantly unique landmark.
Fallingwater by Frank Lloyd Wright made between 1935-1938
This Basilica was one of the first and finest examples of architecture in Early Europe. (Name the Basilica, Location, and Time Period)
The Basilica of Santa Sabina - Rome, Italy - 432 CE (early 400's CE)
This sandstone building represented many beliefs within Hinduism, including a strong opinion of sexual interactions. (Name the building and Location)
The Lakshmana Temple located in Khajuraho, India
This site located in Iran stands as one of most impactful historical constructions in persian history. (Name the site, location, and time period)
Audience Hall of Darius and Xerxes (zer-zees) located in Persepolis, Iran - built between 600 BCE and 400 BCE (520-465)
This CONTROVERSIAL work of architecture is still one of the most meaningful historic pieces of architecture in North America. (Name the Site, Material, Artist/Builder and Location)
Vietnam Memorial - Maya Lin - Marble - Washington DC
Made by a renowned German Architect , this skyscraper stands at 516' with 38 floors and is one of the first buildings to use a vertical truss bracing system.
The Seagram Building by Mies Van Der Rohe built in between 1954-1958
This Structure was built as a orthodox church and later repurposed as a mosque. (Name the Building, Location, Period, and Material)
Hagia Sophia - Istanbul - 532 to 537 CE - Ashlar and Brick
A deity with 3 heads representing a boar, a lion, and a human. (name the deity)
Vishnu
This neolithic building represented the epitome of economics and politics located BY the acropolis. (Name the building, location and material)
Athenian Agora located in Athens Greece made out of marble
This Public spectacle made by Christo and Jeanne-Claude was used to encourage visitors to explore the park, take photos, and take new paths through the park. (Name the site, location, time period AND material)
The Gates - Central Park (New York) - 2005 (early 2000's CE) - Steel, Vinyl and Fabric
Obtaining his degree from princeton, this architect was known for his appreciation in italian architecture and responsible for many buildings across the US in this post-italian style. (Name the Style, Building associated in the 250, Name and Time Period built.) (*post italian is not the style*)
Post-Renaissance Architecture, House in New Castle County by Robert Venturi made in 1978-1983.
This Building was one of the greatest works of architecture seen in the early centuries of spanish culture and landscape. (Name the Building, Time Period, Location AND Material
The Great Mosque at Cordoba. - 785 to 786 - Cordoba, Spain - Jasper, Marble, Pophry
This cultural site located in the andean ranges predated the inca tribe. (name the site, location and time period)
Chavin de Huantar, located in peru made between 900 and 200 BCE
Described as the "sphinx of campus martius", this wonder of architecture from Rome baffles art historians to this day. (Name the Building, Time Period, Location AND Material).
The PANTHEON made in 125 CE in Rome, Italy out of concrete
This feat of architecture was completed over the span of 11 years, Built by Zaha Hadid and Patrik Schumacher to hold some of the finest works of contemporary art and architecture. (Name the Building, Location, Date(s), and Material(s)) [HARD]
MAXXI National Museum - Rome - 1998 to 2009 - Steel and Concrete