In "Romanesque", the suffix -esque means?

The Architectural order that was adopted and applied on the capital of the pillars of the Sorsogon City Coliseum/Stadium is the?

One of the most stupendous creations of Egyptian architecture, and was entirely excavated out of the solid rock.

In Roman innovation ______ order that is combined elements of both the Ionic and Corinthian.

Which Ancient Chinese Architecture by function has mostly yellow roof tiles & red walls?

Which ONE is not the Indian Architecture Concept?

What is the name of the above Chandi?

The Borobudur temple design follows 

Roman Apartment Block

Architect of the UNESCO building in Paris. The striking feature of the complex is the enormous Y-shaped office and conference room

Roman Apartment Block

Known as the New Style. It was first expressed with fabrics and graphic design

The lowermost division of a classical entablature, resting directly on the column capitals and supporting the frieze

Architect of the Temple of Zeus Olympus

Massive Greek slopiong towers by an obelisk known as gateways

Called the first Gothic Building

The Atomium in Brussels, Belgium was a structure made for which fair?

Symbolic figure in Byzantine which means "Eternal Life"

A stage reserved for the clergy

The plan shape for early Christian Churches

The Chirch plan of a Byzantine Church

Dome in not a part but rises independently above them

CHurch plan of a Romanesque Church

Covered are between the atrium and the Church and which was assigned to the pentinents

Simplicity and Richness

Largest and most impressive among all Basilican Churches

Simplicity in Design and Coarseness in Execution

Famous for its 160 Stained Glass Window

Pointed arch, flying buttness, rib and panel vaulting, tracery windows

Largest Medieval Cathedral in Europe and Second largest Cathedral in the world

A formal ornament at the top of a canopy, gable and pinnacle

A treatment of facade without column

Dignity and Formality

Most successful renaissance of Holland Treatment

Designed the Original plan of St. Peter Basilica