By Period

Explore the architecture by period ranging from Anglo-Saxon to Gothic.

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  1. Iserver for Enterprise Architecture

    An Ea Repository & Modeling tool for Microsoft Office and Visio users.
    www.orbussoftware.com

    An Ea Repository & Modeling tool for Microsoft Office and Visio users.

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  1. High Victorian Gothic in England

    Digital Archive of Architecture presents this collection of photos. View works by William Butterfield, Dean and Woodward, and G.G. Scott.
    www.bc.edu

    Digital Archive of Architecture presents this collection of photos. View works by William Butterfield, Dean and Woodward, and G.G. Scott.

  2. Medieval Architecture in Britain

    Features photos and illustrations of Medieval buildings throughout Britain, including the late Gothic chapels, Anglo-Saxon churches, and the castles of Edward I.
    vrcoll.fa.pitt.edu

    Features photos and illustrations of Medieval buildings throughout Britain, including the late Gothic chapels, Anglo-Saxon churches, and the castles of Edward I.

  3. Renaissance Architecture in England

    Contains historic background on high Gothic and Renaissance architecture in England with examples of buildings from the period.
    web.uvic.ca

    Contains historic background on high Gothic and Renaissance architecture in England with examples of buildings from the period.

  4. The English Medieval Castle - Encyclopedia Britannica

    Series of three articles by David Dawson traces the development of the castle from its introduction with the Norman invasion.
    www.britannia.com

    Series of three articles by David Dawson traces the development of the castle from its introduction with the Norman invasion.

  5. Victorian Web, The - Victorian Architecture

    Contains information about influences on Victorian architecture, as well as prominent British architects of the period.
    65.107.211.206

    Contains information about influences on Victorian architecture, as well as prominent British architects of the period.

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