Architecture
Articles about buildings, styles, urban design and structures.
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Erasmusbrug
Eureka Tower
Everett McKinley Dirksen United States Courthouse
Exeter Hall
Exeter Hall — 19th-century London meeting hall for religion and reform
Façade
Façade (architecture): definition, elements, history and uses
Fairmont Pacific Rim
Fallingwater
Fan vault
Fence
Ferris wheel
Fire escape
Fire escape: purpose, design, history and safety
Fire station
Fireplace
Fireplace: Structure, Types, History, Uses, and Safety
First Canadian Place
Flatiron Building
Flatiron Building: New York's Wedge-Shaped Early Skyscraper
Floor
Floor (building surface and storey): materials, structure, and uses
Floor plan
Floor plan: Architectural diagrams of building layouts
A floor plan is a scaled, top-down drawing that shows the arrangement of rooms, walls, doors, windows and fixtures on a single level of a building, used in architecture, constructi
Florence Cathedral
Florence Cathedral (Santa Maria del Fiore): History, Architecture, and Significance
Folly
Fortress
Frame
Frame: definition, types, uses, and design considerations
Frank Lloyd Wright-Prairie School of Architecture Historic District
Frank Lloyd Wright–Prairie School of Architecture Historic District
Franklin Center (Chicago)
Frederick Law Olmsted
Frederick Law Olmsted — founder of American landscape architecture
Frieze
Furniture
Furniture: types, materials, history and everyday uses
Garage
Garage: Types, Features, History and Uses
Gargoyle
Gargoyle: architectural waterspout and carved grotesque
Gate
Gate: definition, types, history and modern uses
Gatehouse
Gateway Tower (Chicago)
Geddes Plan for Tel Aviv
The Geddes Plan (1925–1929) was the first master plan for Tel Aviv, prepared by Sir Patrick Geddes. It shaped the city’s Old North with garden‑city ideas, a street hierarchy, publi
Geodesic dome
Geodesic dome: design, history, construction, and uses
Georgia Dome
Googie
Googie: Atomic Age and Populuxe Architecture and Design
Gothic architecture
Gothic architecture — form, development, and legacy
Gothic architecture, a medieval European style (c.12th–16th centuries), is defined by pointed arches, ribbed vaults and flying buttresses that enabled tall, light-filled cathedrals
Gothic Revival architecture
Granary
Great American Ball Park
Great hall
Great house
Greek cross
Greenhouse
Greenhouse (Glasshouse): Design, History, and Uses
Grid plan
Grid plan (urban street layout)
Hagia Sophia
Hagia Sophia: Byzantine cathedral, Ottoman mosque, and global architectural landmark
A concise, neutral overview of Hagia Sophia in Istanbul: its origins, architecture, history of religious use, restorations, and cultural significance from Late Antiquity to the pre
Halifax Town Hall
Hall church
Hall church (architectural type)