Our History of Architecture course delves into the evolution of architectural styles, techniques, and significant structures from ancient civilizations to contemporary movements. Covering a wide range of topics, this course offers an in-depth understanding of how historical, cultural, and technological developments have shaped the built environment across various epochs.

What You Will Learn

1.Greek Architecture:

• Explore the principles and innovations of ancient Greek architecture, including iconic structures like temples and amphitheaters.

2.Roman Architecture:

• Study the architectural advancements of ancient Rome, including aqueducts, basilicas, and monumental public buildings.

3.Early Christian and Byzantine Architecture:

• Examine the transition from pagan to Christian architecture, highlighting basilicas, churches, and the distinctive features of Byzantine design.

4.Romanesque Architecture:

• Understand the development of Romanesque architecture with its robust structures, rounded arches, and decorative arcading.

5.Gothic Architecture:

• Delve into the soaring heights and intricate details of Gothic cathedrals, with a focus on pointed arches, ribbed vaults, and flying buttresses.

6.Renaissance Architecture:

• Trace the rebirth of classical ideals in Renaissance architecture, emphasizing symmetry, proportion, and the works of masters like Brunelleschi and Palladio.

7.Baroque Architecture:

• Discover the dramatic expressions and grandeur of Baroque architecture, characterized by bold ornamentation and dynamic forms.

8.Neo-Classical Architecture and Structural Engineering:

• Explore the revival of classical architecture in the Neo-Classical period and its integration with advancements in structural engineering.

9.Art Nouveau and the Chicago School:

• Investigate the organic forms and decorative art of Art Nouveau, alongside the innovative skyscrapers and urban planning of the Chicago School.

10.Expressionist Architecture, Bauhaus, and Italian Architecture Between the Wars and After:

• Study the emotional and abstract forms of Expressionist architecture, the functionalism of Bauhaus, and the evolution of Italian architecture through the 20th century.

11.Neo-Expressionist Architecture and Postmodern Architecture:

• Analyze the resurgence of expressive forms in Neo-Expressionism and the eclectic, diverse approaches of Postmodern architecture.

12.High-Tech Architecture, Deconstructivism, and New Cultural Bridges:

• Examine the technological innovations of High-Tech architecture, the fragmented forms of Deconstructivism, and contemporary cultural bridges in architecture.

BONUS: Technical Drawings and Architecture:

• Gain practical skills in technical drawings, essential for architectural planning and design.
  
  

Course Features

• Comprehensive Study Material: Detailed lectures, visual aids, and reading materials covering all essential topics.
• Practice Exams: Simulated tests mirroring the format and difficulty of actual entrance exams.
• Interactive Discussions: Online forums for peer interaction and guidance from experienced instructors.
• Flexible Learning: Self-paced modules allowing you to learn at your convenience.