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home active tours walking biking trekking hiking ... cross country skiing cultural tours architecture castles gardens music ... photo natural tours birds flowers wildife parks ... special about us who we are why with us our guides contact us CZECH HIGHLIGHTS accomodation booking condition The are many noteworthy cultural monuments in bohemian and moravian lands. Some belong to castles and great estates, others are associated with universities and scientific institutions. The great baroque castles, which have disappeared in many other countries, still retain their original garden styles. Old Gothic structures, remodeled many times over the centuries, are surrounded by vast parklands modeled after the great English landscape gardens. The tour will combine visits to some of the greatest and most beautiful places in the country. Special excursions such as tasting of delicious Moravian wines or private concerts of classical or folk music add our tours special taste. Itinerary Day 1 Arrival to Vienna (there is also possibility to start programme from Prague). Programme depends on the time of arrival or on the time of transfer to the Czech Republic. Transfer to southern Moravia and stop in the small medieval town of Mikulov. We may explore town, castle and easy walk to Pavlov Hills (UNESCO biospheric reserve for its unique flora and fauna). For accommodation we may move to the capital of Moravia Brno (appr. an hour of driving) where many hotels offer good standard (3stars and 4stars hotels). We may also stay for two nights in the hotel which is rebuilt from former chateau. Welcome dinner.

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44. ArchitecturE Definition Of ArchitecturE. What Is ArchitecturE? Meaning Of Archit with projecting galleries; machicolate the castle walls . sanitate Some words with architecture in the definition Previous, general Dictionary Browser, Next. http://www.thefreedictionary.com/architecture

Dictionaries: General Computing Medical Legal Encyclopedia ArchitecturE Word: Word Starts with Ends with Definition Noun architecture - an architectural product or work building edifice - a structure that has a roof and walls and stands more or less permanently in one place; "there was a three-story building on the corner"; "it was an imposing edifice" architecture - the discipline dealing with the principles of design and construction and ornamentation of fine buildings; "architecture and eloquence are mixed arts whose end is sometimes beauty and sometimes use" architecture - the discipline dealing with the principles of design and construction and ornamentation of fine buildings; "architecture and eloquence are mixed arts whose end is sometimes beauty and sometimes use" arch - (architecture) a masonry construction (usually curved) for spanning an opening and supporting the weight above it architectural ornament - (architecture) something added to a building to improve its appearance architecture - an architectural product or work attic - (architecture) a low wall at the top of the entablature; hides the roof

45. Lithuania: Architecture - A Part Of Randburg Palace of Rulers of the Lower castle complex was mannerism (the palace of the GovernorGeneral of the Tsar as in all of Europe, the architecture of capitalist http://www.randburg.com/li/general/general_16.html

Search Randburg - Search Iceland German Architecture The architecture of the cities of Lithuania is like a mirror which contains a reflection of our history. The brick and walled castles of the Middle Ages comprise the oldest surviving monuments of Lithuanian architecture, attesting to the austere periods of the founding of the state. From the 14th century onwards, architecture began to be shaped by European traditions. All the styles of Europe, one after the other, reached the country, sometimes belatedly. In the 14th century, there was the early Gothic style, exemplified by the castle of the rulers in Trakai. In the 15th century, the late Gothic style marked the Church of St. Anne in Vilnius. (This was the church Napoleon admired so much that he wanted to see it relocated in Paris). During the Renaissance Period of the 16th century, cities began to be constructed according to a formal plan and structure. The Rulers' Palace of the Lower Castle in Vilnius (presently under reconstruction) dates from this period. The Baroque style took hold in Lithuania in the 17th century, and produced a vast number of masterpieces. The Baroko Kelias (Baroque Way), established throughout Lithuania in 1996 under the auspices of the Council of Europe, touched only a part of the treasure trove. Vilnius is sometimes alluded to as the Baroque capital of the entire region.

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47. Davis Art Slides PreColumbian architecture Chichén Itzá Set D002, 30 images looking north, AD 600-900(28820) castle West side AD 600-90 (28815) Church general view, west side http://www.davis-art.com/artslides/ourproduct/digital/digital_precolum.asp

Customer Service Slide Sets Our Product Search the Collection ... View Cart Pre-Columbian Architecture Set D002, 30 images, $150 (jpeg) Ball Court East side relief: scene of victory, AD 600-900 (28822) East side, Castle in background, relief of ballplayers in foreground, AD 600-900 (28823) Temple of Jaguars, west side, upper level, detail: base of serpent column, towards south, AD 600-900 Temple of the South, AD 600-900 From Castle, AD 600-900 (28817) Temple of Jaguars, east side, AD 600-900 Ring looking north, AD 600-900 Castle West side (the merlons on the crest of the temple roof are Toltec in origin), AD 600-900 (28813) From northwest, AD 600-90 (28815) Church G eneral view, west side, 7-8th centuries AD M edial moulding relief sculpture; corner hook-nosed, Chac mask, 7-8th centuries AD Nunnery F North side from Observatory, c AD 600-900

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49. General Architecture: MASPK Educational Resources general architecture Here are few links about general architecture. architecturecan be a building, a house, a bridge, a castle, a whole city. http://www.maspk.com/Engineering/Architecture/Architecture1.html

MASPK Educational Resources Home Arts Business Engineering ... Architecture General Organizations Journals History Vernacular ... Search General Architecture: Here are few links about General Architecture. A Lifetime of Color: Carmine's Introduction to Architecture Do you know what architecture is? Architecture can be a building, a house, a bridge, a castle, a whole city. Designing a Building: If you want to design and plan a building, there are many things you have to think about: Function, site, form and materials. What is Architecture? Architecture occupies a similar place in human consciousness; the configuration and manipulation of materials to enclose and control empty space is universal to all human cultures. Not only that, human "building" pervades every aspect of the human world in the same way language does. From the most crowded, modern urban areas to small, isolated communities of hunter-gatherer tribes, human life constantly encounters, builds, and modifies human arrangement of space. Becoming an Architect To be an architect requires a special range of qualifications - design talent, engineering ability, social awareness, business aptitude, legal knowledge, etc. This site gives you some indication of the scope of a career in architecture. If you want more information on how you might become involved, refer to the reverse side where some specific questions are answered that may help you in making your decision. Specifically, refer to "How Do You Become An Architect?" and "How Do You Find Out More?".

50. Architecture Australia: A Little Brutalist Castle: Peter Tonkin And Ellen Woolle in point hereand a certain more general attention to the object character of artand architecture. front but is nevertheless also a little castle in the http://articles.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0NIT/is_4_92/ai_109268508

@import url(/css/us/style.css); @import url(/css/us/searchResult1.css); @import url(/css/us/articles.css); Advanced Search Home Help IN all publications this publication Reference Automotive Business Computing Entertainment Health News Reference Sports YOU ARE HERE Articles Architecture Australia July-August, 2003 Content provided in partnership with Print friendly Tell a friend Find subscription deals A little brutalist castle: Peter Tonkin and Ellen Woolley's tough yet refined house for themselves opens up debate about the relationship between art and architecture Architecture Australia July-August, 2003 by Naomi Stead AT ONE POINT DURING a wide-ranging conversation, gathered around the very convivial breakfast table of Peter Tonkin and Ellen Woolley's new Lilyfield House, Tonkin described the work as "a funny little brutalist castle". This affectionate description is apt indeed, and serves well here as an entry point for placing the work in a wider historical and theoretical context. There are many other interesting aspects that could be pursuedthe process and dynamic of two architects designing their own house together is clearly fascinating, as is the relationship between this and the same architects' earlier Killcare Housebut those will have to be other stories for another time. Given that, in this case, the "painting" is thickened and given form. Picked out in monochrome bricks rather than applied to the surface, the image itself becomes an architectural material. This image/wall becomes both a screen and an "enigmatic billboard", both a gift and a deflection to passers-by. The house thus begins a complex, if quiet, interplay between material and image, object and experience. It reinterprets the classic. Brutalist strategy of roughening the skin of the object in order to point to its material. This "thingness" or object character is also revealed particularly acutely at one other point: in the library on the entry level a wall of glass faces directly, and closely, onto a huge sandstone boulder. It is as though the solidity, massiveness, and sheer crude materiality of the rock comes face to face with the more refined, but still tough and rugged work of architecture, and they share a wink of mutual recognition.

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52. In General -Famagusta, Historical Places & Monuments, Nitovikla Castle Cyprus as well. The architecture of the castle resembles the stylesof those constructed by the Hittites in Anatolia. It is four http://www.emu.edu.tr/english/ingeneral/trnc/famagusta/historicalplaces/nitovikl

TRNC Famagusta The castle the remains of which are on a hill close to the sea is thought to have been constructed for the purpose of defending the region against raids from the sea in the Middle Bronze Age. The war beetween Hittite and Egypt in this period had affected Cyprus as well. The architecture of the castle resembles the styles of those constructed by the Hittites in Anatolia. It is four sided and the entrance and the walls have been fortified with towers. Big ashlars have been used in its construction. It has a courtyard in the middle. Last Modified:

53. Wiley::Art + Architecture general architecture Design, Art + architecture Ivan Margolius (Guest Editor)ISBN 0470-84773-5 Paperback 128 pages August 2003 US Editorial (H. castle). http://www.wiley.com/WileyCDA/WileyTitle/productCd-0470847735,descCd-tableOfCont

Shopping Cart My Account Help Contact Us By Keyword By Title By Author By ISBN By ISSN Wiley Art + Architecture Related Subjects Real Estate Business General Civil Engineering Graphic Design Historic Preservation ... Professional Practice Related Titles More By This Author Architects + Engineers = Structures (Paperback) The Organic Approach to Architecture (Paperback) by Deborah Gans, Zehra Kuz Home Front: New Developments in Housing (Paperback) by Lucy Bullivant (Guest Editor) Looking Up in London: London As You Have Never Seen It Before (Paperback) by Jane Peyton Museum Builders II (Hardcover) by Laura Hourston Some Place Like Home: Using Design Psychology to Create Ideal Places (Paperback) by Toby Israel Join an Art + Architecture Ivan Margolius (Guest Editor) ISBN: 0-470-84773-5 Paperback 128 pages August 2003 US $45.00 Add to Cart Description Table of Contents Reviews Editorial (H. Castle). Le Courbusier 'Dessins' 1965. Introduction (I. Margolius). Paintings as Architectural Storyboards: Zaha Hadid in conversation with Ivan Margolius. Still Life After All: The Paintings of Le Corbusier (D. Gans).

54. Wiley::Property Development And Progressive Architecture: The New Alliance general architecture Design, Property Development and Progressive architectureThe New Alliance David B. Sokol (Guest Editor) ISBN Editorial (Helen castle). http://www.wiley.com/WileyCDA/WileyTitle/productCd-0470862149,descCd-tableOfCont

Shopping Cart My Account Help Contact Us By Keyword By Title By Author By ISBN By ISSN Wiley Property Development and Progressive Architecture: The New Alliance Related Subjects Real Estate Business General Civil Engineering Graphic Design Historic Preservation ... Professional Practice Related Titles Club Culture (Paperback) by Eleanor Curtis (Guest Editor) The Challenge of Suburbia (Paperback) by Andreas Ruby (Editor) Is it all About Image?: How PR works in Architecture (Paperback) by Laura Iloniemi Extreme Sites - The 'Greening' of Brownfield (Paperback) by Deborah Gans (Guest Editor), Claire Weisz (Guest Editor) Back to School: Architectural Education, the Information and the Argument (Paperback) by Michael Chadwick The Architecture of New York City: Histories and Views of Important Structures, Sites, and Symbols, Revised Edition (Paperback) by Donald Martin Reynolds Home Office Design: Everything You Need to Know About Planning, Organizing, and Furnishing Your Work Space (Paperback) by Neal Zimmerman Join an Property Development and Progressive Architecture: The New Alliance David B. Sokol (Guest Editor)

55. Historic Properties & Collections - Conservation | The National Trust Before the invention of gunpowder defensive architecture had great Tattershall castle,Lincolnshire Conditions Click on image(s) for details general Credits. http://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/historicproperties/index.cfm?page_id=84

56. Architecture, Archaeology Of Castle Rock Pueblo that could have been towers at castle Rock Pueblo Public architecture is of interestbecause it reflects Thus it reflects the general cohesiveness of a village http://www.crowcanyon.org/researchreports/castlerock/text/crpw_architecture.htm

Architecture by Kristin A. Kuckelman Chapter Contents The villagers of Castle Rock Pueblo constructed a substantial number of buildings. All structures observed at the site were built of sandstone masonry. Remnants of buildings were found around the base of Castle Rock butte, on top of at least one large boulder, on a ledge midway up the north face of the butte, and on top of the butte. I estimate that at least 16 kivas , 40 rooms, nine possible towers, a D-shaped enclosure, two dams and associated reservoirs, two possible plazas , and numerous enclosing and retaining walls were constructed. Archaeologists study architectural remains in order to learn what types of buildings were constructed, how the different buildings were used, and how many people lived at a site (see " Population Estimates "). In this section, I discuss the types and uses of various buildings observed at Castle Rock, including rooms, kivas, towers, public architecture, and defensive architecture. In " Settlement Organization ", I discuss how the village and the people who lived in it were organized. Accurately estimating the number of structures originally present at Castle Rock is a difficult task, especially for the top of the butte and the southern portion of the site. Historic documents (

57. Restoration Project Of The Castle Of Cesvaine Baltic castle to be included in G. Baranovsky s latenineteenth century encyclopediaof architecture. The aim of this publication was to acquaint the general http://www.moec.gov.cy/CCP/greek/project21.htm

Restoration Project of the Castle of Cesvaine Cesvaine is situated in the South of Vidzeme, 180 km far from Riga – capital city in Republic of Latvia. The name of the town is created from six roads which cross here — Sechswegen (German). Going from Madona to Gulbene you can see the “Cesvaine s towers” greeting from the hill at a distance. The Cesvaine castle, occasionally referred to as the Cesvaine manor house, was built between 1894 and 1896 on the site of the 14th-century castle of the Archbishop of Riga, which was destroyed in 1577. In addition to being an outstanding example of Eclectic architecture, it is a monument with cultural and historical significance and much notable artwork. The building was commissioned by Adolf Gerhard Boris Emil von Wulf and designed by the German architects Hans Griesebach and August Dinklage. This unique work of art is the product of the architects' creativity and the abilities of highly skilled local craftsmen. The walls are made of split granite fieldstones, which are found locally. The rough-hewn surfaces of the walls and the smoothly worked stones of the architectonic details contrast natural and man-made beauty.

58. Kimbolton Castle - 24 Hour Museum Kimbolton castle Kimbolton Huntingdon PE28 0EA Collection details architecture ,Decorative and Applied Art Contact details general information (Tel) 01480 http://www.24hourmuseum.org.uk/museum_gfx_en/AM14659.html

Text-only Version June 8 2004 Search this site GO ADVANCED SEARCH Kimbolton Castle Kimbolton Castle Kimbolton Huntingdon Cambridgeshire England Collection details Architecture , Decorative and Applied Art , Fine Art , Personalities Facilities [ icon key ] Facilities for Disabled Visitors: We regret that access to the State Rooms is difficult for visitors with limited mobility and that there is no wheelchair access. If advanced notice is given, the tour can be modified to reduce the number of stairs to be climbed. Laminated sheets outlining the main points of the tour are available on request for visitors with hearing difficulties. Registered guide dogs only are allowed in the grounds and State Rooms. Contact details General information (Tel) : 01480 860 505 General information (Fax) : 01480 860386 E-mail : n_butler@kimbolton.biblio.net Website : www.kimbolton.cambs.sch.uk/castle_tours.htm Open Sunday 7th March 2004 1300-1600 Sunday 7th November 2004 1300-1600 Group tours by arrangement throughout the year, including evenings Closed except on above dates or by arrangement Admission charges Adults: £3.00

59. Belarusian Architecture During the course of its history Belarusian nation has created a highly developed and original architecture. the city walls were aligned suggesting existence of a general city plan cathedrals http://www.belarusguide.com/culture1/visual_arts/Architecture.html

During the course of its history Belarusian nation has created a highly developed and original architecture. Its best monuments mirror the peculiarities and most important architectural trends and achievements of the époque, prove the practical wisdom and artistic craftsmanship of Belarusian people. The history of Belarusian architecture is the history of the development of Belarusians as a nation in the middle of Europe - a nation experiencing numerous invasions and wars, absorbing and developing European ideas and philosophies, building socialism, capitalism, and still struggling to its better future. In this page we will attempt to account the historical path of Belarusian architecture using the plentitude of the imagery which is already present on the web at different locations. Outline Early Ages(IX-XIII) XIV-XIX centuries XX century. Soviet Period. References Early Ages (IX-XV) The political organization of tribes (Slavic, Lithuanian) living on the territory of current Belarus has started around VII-VIII c. The first cities appeared in IX-X cc as castles and fortresses that were built to protect nearby population from the military invasions. Most of the towns have appeared in the North, North-Western part of Belarus: Polacak Viciebsk , Lukoml', Miensk , Ors^a, Druck, Zaslaue , Lahoisk, Braslau , S^klou, Navahrudak Vaukavysk . Turau was the only big town in the South at that time. The number of towns has grown sharply during XI-XII cc. owing to development of crafts and economy. Most of the towns were founded on the banks of the rivers or lakes. On one hand it allowed easier transportation by boats. On another hand this made castles less accessible and was a strategic military advantage. More than 40 towns has emerged in Belarusian lands during IX-XIII cc. In the North towns were emerging mainly as fortresses whose primary function was to protect surrounding population against military dangers. In the swampy and almost impenetrable South towns were appearing mostly as the centers of trade, craftsmanship and service of the population of surrounding lands (except Turau and

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Home General Information World Architecture Famous Buildings American Architecture Books ... Comments Architecture for Kids General Information You might want to start your architectural exploration by looking at some of the big sites which cover a bit of everything. There are also sections below for information on architects and engineers , fun activities for you to try, and architecture vocabulary lists (glossaries). Big Web Sites Great Buildings Online A HUGE database, searchable by building name, place, style, type or architect. It covers architecture around the world and throughout history, and also has timelines and 3D models. Entries often have descriptive details, images, and bibliographies. Digital Archive of Architecture Huge number of photos of European and American Architecture, from Stonehenge to the present. Collected by Prof. Jeffery Howe for use in his Boston College courses. Architectural Dublin From medieval times to the present day, a large, historically-based introduction to Dublin's architecture. Building Big Learn about building bridges, domes, skyscrapers, dams, and tunnels, from the PBS show "Building Big."

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