Introduction to Architecture GRACE Art Lake Anne Elementary.

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Introduction to Architecture GRACE Art Lake Anne Elementary

The Parthenon

The National Gallery of Art West Wing

Can you compare the two? The Parthenon The Parthenon The National Gallery of Art West Wing

Columns Ionic Column Doric Column Corinthian Column

Neo-classical Architecture National Gallery of Art The Supreme Court

Neo-classical: National Gallery of Art Built in 1941

The U.S. Capitol built from by William Thorton

The dome in architecture The Capitol Dome The Capitol Dome Inside the Pantheon Dome

Gothic Architecture The National Cathedral built by Philip Frohman The Chartres Cathedral in France built during the Middle Ages

Flying Buttresses

East Wing of the National Gallery Tetrahedron Skylights for the Underground Concourse Aerial View

East Wing of the National Gallery Paul Mellon, J. Carter Brown, I.M.Pei

East Wing National Gallery of Art

Commissioned Art Work for the East Wing of the National Gallery Alexander Calder’s Mobile Alexander Calder’s Mobile

Commissioned Art Work for the East Wing of the National Gallery Joan Miro’s Tapestry, “Femme” 1977 Joan Miro’s Tapestry, “Femme” 1977

Dulles Airport

Washington National Monument Built by Robert Mills in One of the largest stone structures in the world: rises 555 feet above ground - Models after OBELISKS which were first built by the Egyptians and then used by the Romans

Washington National Monument

Architecture in Washington, D.C.