Chronological Path

Ancient World

- A is for Architecture

- The Athenian Acropolis: The Mean between the Extremes

- Huts and Temples

- The Greek City

- Race, Gender, and the Orders

- The Villas of Pliny

- Etruria and Rome: Bricks and Mortar

- All Roads Lead to Rome

Middle Ages

- Classicism in the Early Christian Era

- “Sailing to Byzantium”

- Roman and Romanesque

- The Pilgrims’ Way to Santiago de Compostela

- Palatial Venice

- In the Footsteps of Saint Louis of France

- Medieval Churches

Early Modern

- Florence the New Athens

- The Book and the Sword

- Palladio

- Renaissance Villas: The View From The Loggia

- Courtyards

- Michelangelo: Architecture As Body Language

- Renaissance North of The Alps

- Domes & Spires: St Peter’s Basilica & St Paul’s Cathedral

- Baroque Space, Movement, and Symbolism

- Ceremonial Staircases

- The Louvre

- Aspiring Steeples

Modern Times

- Gardens of Architectural Delights

- Tripartite Planning

- Rococo and Reaction

- Architects, Books, and Libraries

- George Dance and John Soane in Pursuit of Character

- Architecture, Manufacture, and Metal

- Architects Learn/Architects Teach

- Gothic and Classic

- Romantic Classic Cities: London, Paris, Berlin, St Petersburg and Helsinki

- Education and Architecture

- Nationalism and Architecture

- Nine Architects' Homes

- The Classicism of Le Corbusier, Mies, and Aalto

- Museums

- Nature the Gentlest Mother

- Domestic Classicism 1890 – 1940