Residential Architecture History & Style Architecture I Fairport High School.

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Residential Architecture History & Style Architecture I Fairport High School

Architectural Forms For the Nomads, shelter was natural caves or portable tents. Fixed settlements caused the design of permanent structures. Rise of villages, required the design of public areas. Architectural Drafting began when people first drew outlines of shelters in the sand or dirt. Structures were built using existing materials. Civilization developed, human needs expanded. Lifestyles and cultures began to develop and change. Most early architecture used Bearing Walls for support.

Parthenon

Architecture Column Orders

Arch

Barrel Vault

Cross Vault

Domes – US Capitol

Flying Buttress

Notre Dame

Elizabethan

Tudor

French Provincial

Spanish Colonial

Italian

Clay Tiled Roofs

Cape Cod

Dutch Colonial

Garrison

Saltbox

Mid-Atlantic Colonial

American Classics

Dutch Colonial

Southern Colonial

Victorian

Victorian Features

Southwest Colonial

Contemporary

New Structures