Period around 1925-1940 filled with sharp angles, zigzag shapes, and implied movement. Works were often referred to as Jazz Modern.

Mid 14th -16th centuries period took inspiration from Tuscan, Corinthian, and Composite orders.

Late 16th century to early 18th century period whereby palaces and churches displayed wealth with rich colors and surfaces.

850 BCE-476 CE period where Greeks developed cities and urban grids to control movement of people.

Period aligned around solar and astronomical features framed in towering temples (1800BCE-1521 CE)

1970s to early 21st century period included stylistic hybrids and mixed forms from other periods.

Before 3500 BCE, period where earliest societies formed gathering sites, created sunken spaces, and erected monuments.

1100-1450 period with cathedrals built with soaring interiors, flying buttresses, and stained glass.

Grand traveling tours led to opera house, library, and museum designs. (18th-19th centuries)

Late 19th-20th centuries, characteristics included whiplash/arabesque and graceful lines winding through space.

Period of Mass production using concrete, steel, and glass with minimal decorations (1900s-1960).

330-15th century period where forms were merged with high domes adding mosaics and carved beauty.

800-1100 period featuring Christian structures with thick walls and columns symmetrical around more than 2 axes.

3050-332 BCE period whose core foundations had intricate measures. Period had designated architects who offered detailed drawings.

18th and 19th centuries, the Gothic Revival period featured what?

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