Architects Collection (#75)

DOMENECH I MONTANER, Lluis. Palace of Catalan Music
DOMENECH I MONTANER, Lluis (1850-1923). Palace of Catalan Music. 1905 - 1908. SPAIN. Barcelona. Palace of Catalan Music. Cupola that decorates the upper part of the facade. Mosaics by Lluis Bru

COTTE, Robert de. Palace of Versailles. Chapel
COTTE, Robert de (1656-1735). Palace of Versailles. Royal Chapel. 1710. FRANCE. Versailles. Palace of Versailles. Classicism. Architecture

Egypt. Giza. Pyramids
EGYPT. GIZA. Giza. Pyramids of Khufu, Khafre and Menkaure. Egyptian art. Old Kingdom. Architecture

Egypt. Abu Simbel
Great Temple of Rameses II. EGYPT. ASWAN. Abu Simbel. Great Temple of Rameses II. Main entrance to the Great Temple. Egyptian art. New Kingdom. Architecture

Egypt. Abu Mena. Basilica of Arcadius
Basilica of Arcadius. EGYPT. ALEXANDRIA. Abu Mina. Basilica of Arcadius. Ruins. Paleo-christian art. Architecture

BOBERG, Ferdinand. S�District
BOBERG, Ferdinand (1860-1946). S� District. 1927. Watercolour. SWEDEN. Stockholm. The Nacional Museum of Fine Arts

Belgium. Bruges. City Hall
BELGIUM. Bruges. Inside of the Gothic Hall (Gotische Zaal) of the City Hall (Stadhuis). View of the hanging wood dome. 1376-1421. Flamboyant gothic. Architecture

Argentina. San Ignacio Min�Jesuit mission of 17th c
ARGENTINA. MISIONES. San Ignacio Min� Ruins of jesuit mission of the Guaranis, founded in 1610 and located finally in 1696. World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1984. School classrooms

Paris, France - Fontaine de Grenelle, also called " Fountain of the four Seasons". Date: 1828

Paris, France - Saint Denis, Tomb of Louis XII. Date: circa 1840

Paris, France - Saint Denis, Monument of Marie de Modene. Date: 17th century

Paris, France - Saint Denis. Date: 17th century

Paris, France - La Sainte Chapelle, The Crypt. Date: 19th century

Paris, France - Eglise de l Oratoire. Date: 1829

Paris, France - Saint Sulpice. Date: 17th century

Paris, France - Foundation-Stone of the Sacre Coeur on the 16th of June. Date: 1875

Paris, France - Eglise de La Madeleine. Date: circa 1900

Paris, France - Chapelle Expiatoire of Louis XVI. 1829

Paris, France - Eglise Saint Vincent de Paul. Date: 1850

Paris, France - Eglise du Val de Grace. Date: 1830

Paris, France - Eglise de Vaugirard. Date: 19th century

Paris, France - Eglise de la Trinite. Date: 1869

Paris, France - La Samaritaine. Date: 1719

Paris, France - Eglise de Sorbonne. Date: 1831

Paris, France - Russian Church opened. Date: 1861

Paris, France - Chapelle Russe. Date: 1862

Paris, France - Eglise Saint Germain L Auxerrois During Rebuilding of District. Date: 1856

Paris, France - Eglise Sainte-Genevieve. Date: 1829

Paris, France - Eglise Saint Eustache. Date: 1830

Paris, France - Eglise Saint-Etienne du Mont. Date: circa 1900

Paris, France - Eglise Saint Pierre, Montmartre. Date: 1899

Paris, France - Eglise Saint Roch. Date: 1829

Paris, France - Eglise Saint Philippe du Roule. Date: 1821

Paris, France - Eglise de Saint Laurent. Date: 1845

Paris, France - Eglise Saint Merri, rue Saint Martin. Date: 1829

Paris, France - Eglise de Saint Jean de Lateran. Date: 1881

Beresford Hope
ALEXANDER JAMES BERESFORD HOPE Member of Parliament and past president of the Royal Institute of British Architects. Date: 1820 - 1887

Architects Association
The then new headquarters of the Architects Association, Portland Place, London, England. Date: August 1939

Design Painted Wall Decoration Palazzo Massimo
Artokoloro

Competition entry for Wesleyan Central Mission, Norfolk Street (later Victoria Hall), c. 1907 / 8
Architect: [Holmes and Watson].Scale 8 feet : 1 inch.Note this design was not adopted.Original at Sheffield Archives: AP/112/3

Design Chimney Piece Gallery now DIning Room
Artokoloro

Sixth Prize Design for the Foreign Department (Messrs. Buxton and Habershon, Architects): Premium £ 100

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Architects are the masterminds behind some of the most awe-inspiring structures in history. From ancient civilizations to modern-day marvels, their vision and skill have shaped our world. In Libya's capital city of Tripoli lies Leptis Magna, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that showcases the architectural brilliance of the Romans. The Forum of Septimius stands tall as a testament to their grandeur, with its majestic columns and intricate carvings. Traveling across continents, we find ourselves in Mexico where they have reconstructed the Templo Mayor complex. This sacred site once stood at the heart of Tenochtitlan, showcasing Aztec architecture at its finest. Delving further into history, we discover Fuxi and Nuwa depicted on painted silk found in Astana Cemetery's tombs in Turfan. These ancient Chinese deities remind us of the rich cultural heritage preserved by architects throughout time. Closer to home, Stourbridge and Kidderminster Bank in Worcester captivate us with its elegant engraving. Every detail meticulously crafted by skilled architects who understood that even banks could be works of art. The Empress Club on Berkeley Street unveils a sectional drawing that reveals an exquisite blend of form and function. Architects here created spaces for social gatherings that exuded elegance and sophistication. Moving towards healthcare facilities, Camberwell's Infirmary on Havil Street demonstrates how architects prioritize both aesthetics and practicality when designing medical institutions. Their thoughtful approach ensures comfort for patients while maintaining efficiency for staff. Public baths hold historical significance as well as architectural beauty; Primrose Meadows' design from 1906 exemplifies this notion perfectly. Architects envisioned spaces where communities could come together to relax and rejuvenate amidst stunning surroundings. Bank buildings often showcase opulence combined with functionality; National Provincial Bank in Stockton-on-Tees is no exception. Its engraved façade speaks volumes about architectural craftsmanship dedicated to creating impressive financial institutions.