41. Polythematic Structured Subject Headings System (PSH) services; mausolea; dolmens; menhirs; pyramids; sanctuaries; churches (architecture) (8) see also liturgy; basilicas; http://www.stk.cz/cgi-bin/dflex/ENG/STK/PSH/172

Homepage News Contact Contents ... Czech Polythematic Structured Subject Headings System (PSH) PSH 1.4 architecture, town planning, territorial planning architecture buildings (architecture) ... burial sites see also: funeral services mausolea dolmens menhirs pyramids sanctuaries churches (architecture) see also: liturgy basilicas chapels belfries rotundas cathedrals temples synagogues mosques memorials ceremonial halls crematoriums Information Browse Search Circulation System ... Feedback

42. EARLIER ARCHITECTURE IN VIENNA A short history, maps and photographs of palaces and churches by Octavian Ciupitu, PhD student of the Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm, Sweden. http://www.arch.kth.se/hemsidor/otherhome/octavianhome/Austria/vienna.html

EARLIER ARCHITECTURE IN AUSTRIA Earlier Architecture in VIENNA About Vienna Please use the Back arrow on the Toolbar of your brewser to came back to this screen!) A Short History of Vienna Pictures The Map of the City of Vienna in 1870s The Map of the City of Vienna in 1990s: Places of Interest Palaces Hofburg Churches Stephansdom (St. Stephen's Cathedral) (1100s, 1300-1510) North view North tower Master Anton Pilgram Dominikanerkirche Front view The vault Karlskirche (St. Carlo Borromeo's Church) (1716-37) Plan Front view Inside view The dome Squares Sensitive Map AWARDS: Anne-Marie CIUPITU Made up: August 25, 1995. Latest modified: August 24, 1999. The Department of Architecture and Town Planning at the Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm, Sweden The Division of Design Methodology Octavian CIUPITU (octavian@arch.kth.se) From here you may go to the following screens: EARLIER ARCHITECTURE IN AUSTRIA

43. Architecture Of Amsterdam, The Netherlands Features photographs and information about Amsterdam's architectures from ancient churches to modern skyscrapers. http://www.glasssteelandstone.com/NL/Amsterdam.html

A d The World Europe The Netherlands : Amsterdam Cityscapes Canal Houses Centraal Station De Gooyer Windmill De Tweeling ... Discussion Forum Exhibits Browse by City Browse by State Browse by Country Browse by Continent ... Architecture posters Site Utilities Mobile Edition Recommend Us FAQ Search ... Logout Sign up for our newsletter What's this? Advertisement Amsterdam poster poster Advertisement No images or text may be duplicated without permission. See FAQ for details.

44. Churches And Religious Architecture 1794 2.1 Converted churches (15771794) 2.2 The first protestant churches (1597-1794 ca.1795-1860)3.3 Early Neo-Gothicism in religious architecture (1823-ca. http://www.archimon.nl/churches/churches.html

Religious architecture of the Netherlands This section contains the finished chapters of what ultimately should become a complete illustrated history of religious architecture in the Netherlands. The chapters that are planned or under construction are already mentioned here to give some idea of what the final result should be like. Introduction 1 The Middle Ages Romanesque (ca. 950-1250) Romanogothicism (ca. 1250-ca. 1350) Gothicism (1254-ca. 1600) 2 Reformation and Republic 1566-1794 Converted churches (1577-1794) The first protestant churches (1597-1794) Continued Catholicism (1566-1794) 3 Religious freedom and polarisation 1795-1900 3.1 Restitution and restoration (1795-1900) Early Neo-Gothicism in religious architecture (1823-ca. 1870) Neo-Gothicism (ca. 1850-1914) The other neo-styles (ca. 1850-1900) 4 The 20th century Protestant architecture between Rationalism and Jugendstil (ca. 1895-1925) 4.2 Neo-Romanesque Religious expressionistic architecture (ca. 1910-1930) Traditionalism and the Delft School 4.4 Functionalism powered by FreeFind Back to Archimon main page

45. Religious Architecture Of The Netherlands: The First Protestant Churches (1597-1 Click here to go to the Archimon main page. Religious architectureof the Netherlands The first protestant churches (15971795). http://www.archimon.nl/churches/firstprotestantchurches.html

Religious architecture of the Netherlands: The first protestant churches (1597-1795) In 1795 the occupation by French troops made an end to the privileged position of the calvinists. Although in large parts of the country, for as far under Republican control, many former catholic churches could be used for protestant services, in some cases the construction of an entirely new church was necessary. This was especially true in those provinces where a large number of protestant refugees from the southern Netherlands had drastically increased the population. The first protestant church in the Netherlands was however built in a new fortified town, Willemstad in the current province of Noord-Brabant. This church was constructed from 1597 to 1607, and is especially noteworthy for its ground-plan; the church consists of an octagonal main space, and an (unfinished) tower. Centralization in church architecture soon became the protestant ideal. In churches like these everyone could have a good view at the minister and hear what he had to say. Usually though, fairly traditional churches were built, like this small church in the former village of Besoyen, Holland, which today is a part of

46. Historic Laurens County Online Very short biography of the county with pictures of historic sites and architecture. http://www.laurenscounty.org/history/index.html

The General Assembly passed an act on March 12, 1785, whereby 6 counties were to be established out of the old Ninety-Six District. Laurens County was one of those counties. You may begin your historic walk by clicking on one of the three subject areas below, or jump directly to any of the specific locations. Click here to read more about historic Laurens or contact the Chamber for information on available tours. Belfast House Dunklin House Ferguson House Kell House ... Back to Laurens County Home Page

47. Charlotte NC Architect - Miller Architecture Charlotte firm specializes in residential and architectural interiors, including homes, estates, churches, multifaimily and millwork design. http://www.millerarchitecture.com/

Architecture Architectural Interiors Kitchens Dining Rooms Miller Architecture is a full service Architectural Firm in Charlotte NC licensed in several East Coast states. We specialize in striking Picturesque and Traditional designs for Clients who want assurance that their home/project will be delightful, well proportioned and detailed to last. Stairs Baths Welcome to our Residential Web Site. It includes the first examples of our Custom Home, Architectural Interiors and Multi-Family Design. We would appreciate your feedback. Please visit our Guest Book and let us know your impressions. Porches Millwork Design Thank you, Tony F. Miller, AIA Member: American Institute of Architects Click on Photos for Additional V i ews Under Construction On The Computer Screen

48. NetSERF: Architecture site. Medieval sections include Romanesque churches, Gothic churches,medieval fortifications and Belgian architecture. URL http http://www.netserf.org/Architecture/

Search NetSERF NetSERF Features Medieval Glossary PDA Version Advanced Search ... Suggest a Site Top Medieval Sites ORB Internet Medieval Sourcebook Labyrinth ARGOS Search Engine Click here to find great medieval books for sale. Home : Architecture Abbeys and Monasteries Architectural Sculpture>> Castles Cathedrals and Churches ... Other Features Revised Date Popularity NetSERF Select Alphabetical Top to Bottom Bottom to Top >> These topics are cross-referenced. ArtServe : Classical, Medieval, and Renaissance Architecture and Sculpture Over 130,000 images of art and architecture mainly from the Mediterranean Basin. You can view all the images, just one at a time. In order to see more per page, you have to subscribe to their cost-recovery service. URL: http://rubens.anu.edu.au/index.html Total Clicks: Last Click: 04 April 2003 Digital Archive of Architecture A large archive of architectural images, from Prof. Howe's personal slide library. Though not exclusively medieval, there is a great deal to look at while walking through the site. Medieval sections include: Romanesque churches, Gothic churches, medieval fortifications and Belgian architecture. URL: http://www.bc.edu/bc_org/avp/cas/fnart/arch/contents_europe.html

49. Alley : Poyner Architecture Nebraska firm focused on commercial, institutional, cultural and churches. Includes profile, contacts and portfolio. http://www.alleypoyner.com

Construction continuing on the downtown branch YMCA . The project will feature a new men's and women's fitness area, new workout areas, daycare, an addition with atrium and climbing wall. Drawings nearly complete for Omaha Housing Authority's Crown Creek Development . The development will provide 57 new multifamily homes to low income individuals on a rent-to-own basis. First Christian Church located in Council Bluffs, Iowa enters into design development phase. The new 70,000 sqft church will include seating for 1,200, a private chapel for 200, a full kitchen, family life center which includes a gymnasium, nursery through high school classrooms and adult education classrooms. Historic Drake Court Apartments listed on the National Register of Historic Places begin to lease. Construction is progressing on the McDonald-Belton Student Housing Project in North Platte. The project features four- three story dorms each with 12 units. A community building centered amongst the dorms will include a manager residency, student recreation area and a laundry facility.

50. Home Page Jan Dickler and John Hauser provide an illustrated guide with bibliography and teacher resources. They cover architectural styles, public buildings, churches and houses. http://imls-train.cis.drexel.edu/bucks2/

Doylestown Architecture Home Welcome to Doylestown Architecture: Opening the door to Doylestown We love Doylestown, and we hope you enjoy our view of some of the town's historic architecture. This website was designed with high school students, and their teachers, in mind. We've provided the sort of information students look for when they begin to study their built environment. We have also included a page for teachers who want to study architecture in their classrooms, including suggested resources for them to help their students evaluate the information they find online. This site was developed by librarians, and we encourage you to consult books as well as online sources for this and any other subject. Therefore, you'll find a list of books, as well as links, on each of our pages. While we seek to inform students and others about various styles and periods of American architecture, we have determined that providing a glossary of architectural terms is beyond the scope of this project. Go to one of the architectural sites for which we have provided links, such as

51. Churches Of Iran - Vang Cathedral In Esfahan - History, churches of Iran, General View of Vang cathedral in Esfahan, Iran. Previous PageHistory and architecture of churches of Iran Vang cathedral, Esfahan Next Page. http://www.farsinet.com/iranchurches/page9.html

Churches of Iran - Vang cathedral, Esfahan (The construction started in 1655 A.D. and finished in 1664. In addition to the cathedral, there is a library, a museum and a printing office) History and Architecture of Churches of Iran - Vang cathedral, Esfahan Go To Page: [ Cover Related Links: [ History of Christians in Iran Directory of Iranian Churches Please send your questions, comments and suggestions to iranchurches@farsinet.com Webpage Created, Managed and Hosted by FarsiNet Easter eCards What's New? News ... ZanAmu

52. Built In Buffalo A guide to researching houses, churches, theaters, factories, and commercial buildings in Buffalo, NY. http://www.buffnet.net/~allemand/arch.html

Built in Buffalo How to Research Local Architecture Cynthia Van Ness, MLS has been moved to: http://www.buffaloresearch.com/built.html Please update your bookmarks and links. Thank you! February 2, 2003

53. Digital Archive Of Architecture: Churches Table of Contents Quick Index 17th century 18th century 19th century 20th century architecture links Fine Arts department home page. churches. http://www.bc.edu/bc_org/avp/cas/fnart/fa267/churches.html

Table of Contents Quick Index: 17th century 18th century 19th century 20th century ... Fine Arts department home page Churches 17th Century Churches 18th Century Churches 19th Century Churches 20th Century Churches Choose a category: Contents of this site Other Architecture Web Links Fine Arts Department Home Page Boston College Jeffery Howe: 1996, 1997, 1998. (email: howej@bc.edu

54. Le Vertige Divin The late JacquesEdouard Berger described this exuberantly ornate style in art and architecture, and picked out six Bavarian churches as outstanding examples. http://www.bergerfoundation.ch/Vertige/english/

55. R.A. Lacey Architecture Professional design firm for churches, custom homes, and commercial projects in the Pacific Northwest and across the USA. Architectural registration information, church planning, and images of previous designs. http://www.ralacey.com/

Church Planning and Design Custom Residential Commercial Professional services with a personal touch ... Index: Guest Book Summary of Services Architectural Registration Information Project Portfolio Click on the link above to view some of the projects by R. A. Lacey Architecture Church Planning Building Committee Guidelines Creating an Accessible Church Church Attendance Survey Church Consulting Services ... Church Planning Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's) Welcome R. A. Lacey Architecture is a professional planning and design firm located in the Pacific Northwest. Established in 1987, R. A. Lacey Architecture has earned acclaimed results for projects across the USA. R. A. Lacey Architecture can be commissioned to provide planning and design services from preliminary studies to full architectural representation for your project. You will find a variety of useful information at this site. Please feel free to look around. If this is your first visit, please sign our

56. ARCHITECTURE IN RUSSIA AND KIZHI WOODEN CHURCHES architecture in Russia Kizhi Wooden churches 14th Century. Russia's woodenchurches often perched on hilltops, overlooking the forests and villages. http://architecture.about.com/library/weekly/aa090501c.htm

zfp=-1 About Architecture Search in this topic on About on the Web in Products Web Hosting Architecture with Jackie Craven Your Guide to one of hundreds of sites Home Articles Forums ... Help zmhp('style="color:#fff"') Subjects BUYER'S GUIDE Before You Buy Top Picks WTC Books ... All articles on this topic Stay up-to-date! Subscribe to our newsletter. Advertising Free Credit Report Free Psychics Advertisement Architecture in Russia: Kizhi Wooden Churches 14th Century Russia's wooden churches often perched on hilltops, overlooking the forests and villages. Although the walls were crudely constructed of roughhewn logs, the roofs were often complex. Onion shaped domes, symbolizing heaven in the Russian Orthodox tradition, were covered with wooden shingles. The onion domes reflected Byzantine design ideas and were strictly decorative. They were constructed of wood framing and served no structural function. Located at the northern end of Lake Onega near St. Petersburg, the island of Kizhi (also spelled "Kishi" or "Kiszhi") is famous for its remarkable array of wooden churches. Early mention of the Kizhi settlements are found in chronicles from the 14th and 15th century. In 1960, Kizhi became home to an open-air museum for the preservation of Russia's wooden architecture. Restoration work was supervised by the Russian architect, Dr. A. Opolovnikov. Introduction Email this page!

57. Yurko Design & Architecture--Asheville, NC Offers full range of architectural services. Site features mission, FAQs, commercial and residential projects, and churches. http://www.yda-online.com/

WELCOME Profile: Philosophy: We believe in architecture as a social art that is generated of site specifics, program, and a command of building technology. We offer a process that arrives at design solutions that uniquely respond to the particular needs of each client.

58. Lancashire Churches - Links Cheshire churches photographs of churches of all denominations. ChurchCrawler - Phil Draper's ongoing celebration of church architecture. http://www.lancashirechurches.co.uk/links.htm

Lancashire Churches A small selection of interesting and useful links about church architecture. Lancashire Churches The Mystery Surrounding St Chad's Parish Church - detective work in Poulton le Fylde! http://freespace.virgin.net/mc.storey/ stchadpoulton.html John Burke's Heysham - an illustrated history of St Peter's Church and St Patrick's Chapel. http://www.bispham2.freeserve.co.uk/heysham - the church website has a good history with photographs. http://www.priory.lancs.ac.uk/ St George the Martyr, Preston - information and pictures of a little known church. http://www.ronw25013.pwp. blueyonder.co.uk/st_george.htm St Mary, Deane, Bolton - a "a village church still, and a proud one": Pevsner. http://mysite.freeserve.com/deaneparish

59. Lancashire Churches - Good Books architecture in Britain and Ireland An excellent guide to preRenaissancebuildings in the British Isles, with a strong bias to churches. http://www.lancashirechurches.co.uk/recomm.htm

Lancashire Churches From Amazon - recommended books about church architecture Lancashire : 2 the Rural North (The... Pevsner's essential North Lancashire book is currently available in two editions. The first is from Penguin Books, the second from Yale University Press. The books appear to be identical. The Yale edition is cheaper and quicker to order. North Lancashire Lancashire - South Pevsner's essential South Lancashire book is currently available in two editions. The first is from Penguin Books, the second from Yale University Press. The books appear to be identical. The Yale edition is cheaper and quicker to order. South Lancashire England's Thousand Best Churches This county-by-county guide looks at what Simon Jenkins considers to be the best 1000 churches. It is readable, well illustrated from the "Country Life" photographic archive, and is a very popular book. Discovering Church Architecture This slim volume from the Shire series is a useful guide for anyone wanting to know more about the subject. It takes the reader through the basic information about architecture and liturgy that can enrich a visit to a church.

60. Premier Architects Specializing in buildings for churches and churchrelated organizations, with custom architecture and predesigned plans. Houston, Texas. http://www.premierarchitects.com/

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