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History of Architecture

History of Architecture

Architecture is the history of mankind, immortalized in stone. Its monuments not only tell us about world art, but also help us understand how our ancestors thought and feel the peculiarities of their time.
The article "History of Architecture" will introduce you to the masterpiece buildings of different eras and peoples. There will be pyramids and ancient temples, medieval castles, modern-day palaces, and modern high-tech structures.
We will tell you fascinating facts about:
  • Flamboyant Gothic;
  • Bulky Romanesque temples;
  • Luxurious Baroque and lush Rococo;
  • Strict classicism;
  • Free modern;
  • Cold hi-tech;
  • And practical functionalism.
You'll find out:
  • What dwellings were built by ancient people.
  • What the prototype of the Tower of Babel was.
  • Why are there steps on the Egyptian pyramids?
  • The history of the phrase "all roads lead to Rome."
  • Secrets behind the construction of famous temples and cathedrals.
  • How the Second World War affected architecture.
  • How Stalinist Empire style ended up in Japan.
  • And what the Forbidden City in China is.
The longread is suitable for anyone interested in architecture and world history, and those who want to broaden their horizons in the multifaceted world of art.

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