Table of Contents
Theoretical Path
- Origins of the Orders
- - Huts and Temples
- - Race, Gender, and the Orders
- - Palatial Venice
- - Nature the Gentlest Mother
- Primitivism
- - A is for Architecture
- - Huts and Temples
- - Gardens of Architectural Delights
- - Gothic and Classic
- - Nature the Gentlest Mother
- Classicism
- - The Villas of Pliny
- - Classicism in the Early Christian Era
- - Roman and Romanesque
- - Romantic Classic Cities: London, Paris, Berlin, St Petersburg and Helsinki
- - Nationalism and Architecture
- - The Classicism of Le Corbusier, Mies, and Aalto
- - Domestic Classicism 1890 – 1940
- Principles of Design
- - Etruria and Rome: Bricks and Mortar
- - The Pilgrims’ Way to Santiago de Compostela
- - Courtyards
- - Palatial Venice
- - Baroque Space, Movement, and Symbolism
- - Tripartite Planning
- - Rococo and Reaction
- - George Dance and John Soane in Pursuit of Character
- - 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
- - Domestic Classicism 1890 – 1940
- Symbolic Meanings
- - The Athenian Acropolis: The Mean between the Extremes
- - The Villas of Pliny
- - Classicism in the Early Christian Era
- - “Sailing to Byzantium”
- - Domes & Spires: St Peter’s Basilica & St Paul’s Cathedral
- - Baroque Space, Movement, and Symbolism
- - In the Footsteps of Saint Louis of France
- - Medieval Churches
- - Aspiring Steeples
- - Gothic and Classic
- Development of the Profession
- - Palladio
- - Michelangelo: Architecture As Body Language
- - Architects, Books, and Libraries
- - George Dance and John Soane in Pursuit of Character
- - Architecture, Manufacture, and Metal
- - Architects Learn/Architects Teach
- - Education and Architecture
- - Nine Architects' Homes
- - Nature the Gentlest Mother