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The traditional building material in African architecture,

often used for walls and structures.

• Clay

• Adobe Stone

• Mudbrick

• Terracotta

roofing made from woven plant materials, like grass

or straw, commonly seen in traditional African

architecture

• Grass Roof

• Cogon Roof

• Clay Tile Roof

• Thatched Roof

many African structures feature central area,

promoting communal living and interaction

• Common Area

  Architecture

• Sudano Architecture

• Courtyard

  Architecture

• Sahelian
  Architecture

19th-century European architectural style. inspired by the Italian Renaissance

characterized by pilasters, rustication, and classical motifs

grand homes for people with status in New Zealand.

• New Zealand Villa

• Renaissance

  Revival

• Georgian Style

• Queen Anne Style

first appeared in New Zealand around the time of

WW1, and was the dominant style throughout the 1920s.

Derived from Hindustani word.

• State Housing

• Modernism

• Art Deco

• Bungalow

principle of being ‘true’ to the building – to reveal the building structure rather than disguise it

characterized by smooth surfaces, straight lines, large areas of glass, steel framing, chrome, and cubic forms, with limited decoration in New Zealand.

• Georgian Style

• Queens Anne Style

• Art Deco

• Gothic Revival

one of the most influential styles of the 19th century

based on the designs of the European Middle Ages

decorative embellishments, steeply sloping roofs, pointed

and segmental arches, sculptures and motifs in New Zealand.

• Georgian Style

• Gothic Revival

• Queen Anne Style

• Modernism

an architectural style that is designed based on local needs,

availability of construction materials and reflecting local traditions.

the use of mud, thatch, wood & stones.

• Nubian Architecture

• Vernacular

  Architecture

• African Architecture

• Local Architecture

as of 2023, it is the tallest building in Australia, the second tallest building in the Southern Hemisphere, and the third-tallest free standing structure in the Southern Hemisphere officially opened in November 2005.

inspired by the Olympic torch of the 2000 Sydney games.

• Sydney Opera House

• Parliament Q1 Tower

• Mapungubwe Interpretation

  Center

• Lideta Mercato

epitome of modern African architecture. shopping center was built using lightweight concrete

design consists of a perforated façade that controls the flow of natural light and ventilation,

one of the first in Africa.

• Mapungubwe Interpretation

  Center

• Lideta Mercato

• Great Mosque of Djenné

• Beehive