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Overview of the events of the 1630s in architecture
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Category:Buildings and structures completed in 1630
Buildings
The
Sherdar Madrasa
, Samarkand
1630s
–
Tomb of Ali Mardan Khan
in
Lahore
is built.
1630
–
1631
–
Church of
San Caio
in Rome rebuilt by
Francesco Peparelli
and
Vincenzo della Greca
.
1630
–
1635
–
The
Pearl Mosque
at
Lahore Fort
is built.
1631
–
Work starts on the basilica of
Santa Maria della Salute
in
Venice
, designed by
Baldassare Longhena
.
1632
College chapel
of
Peterhouse, Cambridge
, England, is consecrated.
Work starts on the
Taj Mahal
, probably designed by
Ustad Ahmad Lahauri
.
1633
Completion of the
Palazzo Barberini
in
Rome
by
Gian Lorenzo Bernini
(begun
1627
by
Maderno
).
Reconstruction of the
Great Synagogue of Vilna
completed.
Completion of
St Columb's Cathedral
,
Derry
,
Ireland
, designed by William Parrott, the first post-
Reformation
Anglican
cathedral
built in the
British Isles
and the first
Protestant
cathedral built in
Europe
.
[
1
]
[
2
]
St Paul's, Covent Garden
, designed by
Inigo Jones
, opened to worship, the first wholly new church built in London since the
English Reformation
.
Kiyomizu-dera
Buddhist temple in eastern
Kyoto
, Japan, built.
Grange Court
in
Leominster
, England, built by
John Abel
.
1634
–
1635
–
House for
Constantijn Huygens
on the
Binnenhof
in
The Hague
(
Dutch Republic
), designed by
Jacob van Campen
with the client, is built.
1635
Canterbury Quadrangle at
St John's College, Oxford
, England, the first example of Italian
Renaissance architecture
in the city, is completed.
The
Radziwiłł Palace, Vilnius
, is begun.
Queen's House
, Greenwich
1635
–
1636
–
Yerevan Kiosk (
Revan Köşkü
), designed by
Architect Kasemi
, in the
Topkapı Palace
,
Istanbul
, is built.
1636
Completion of the
Sherdar Madrasa
in
Samarkand
(begun
1619
).
Construction of Pont Fawr bridge at
Llanrwst
in
Wales
.
Construction of the
Floriana Lines
around
Floriana
on
Malta
, designed by
Pietro Paolo Floriani
, is begun.
1637
–
Almshouses
at
Moretonhampstead
, England, built in surviving form.
1638
May 13
–
Construction begins on the
Red Fort
in
Delhi
for
Mughal Emperor
Shah Jahan
.
November 7
–
The
Mariensäule
Marian column
in
Marienplatz
in
Munich
, the first one north of the Alps, is completed.
The
Queen's House
at
Greenwich
in England, designed by
Inigo Jones
in 1616 as the first major example of
classical architecture
in the country, is completed.
[
3
]
1638
–
1639
–
Baghdad Kiosk (
Bağdat Köşkü
), designed by
Architect Kasemi
, in the
Topkapı Palace
,
Istanbul
, is built.
Births
1630
April 16
–
Lambert van Haven
, Danish architect (died
1695
)
September 13
–
Olaus Rudbeck
, Swedish architect (died
1702
)
1632
July 3
–
Tylman van Gameren
, Dutch architect (died
1706
)
October 20
–
Christopher Wren
, English scientist and architect (died
1723
)
Lady
Elizabeth Wilbraham
, née Mytton, English amateur architect (died
1705
)
1633
–
Robert Mylne
Scottish stonemason and architect (died
1710
)
1634
–
Francesco Ferrari
, Italian Baroque painter and architect (died
1708
)
1635: July 18
–
Robert Hooke
, English scientist and architect (died
1703
)
1638: September 20
–
Antonio Gherardi
, Italian Baroque painter, sculptor and architect (died
1702
)
1639
–
Lorenzo Gafà
, Maltese Baroque architect and sculptor (died
1703
)
Deaths
1632: October 23
–
Giovanni Battista Crespi
, Italian painter, sculpture and architect (born
1573
)
1635
Giovanni Battista Crescenzi
, Italian-born Baroque painter and architect (born
1577
)
Giulio Parigi
, Italian architect and designer (born
1571
)
1636
–
Giovanni Attard
, Maltese architect, military engineer and stone carver (born c.
1570
)
1637
–
Arent Passer
, Dutch-born stonemason and architect working in Finland under Swedish rule (born c.
1560
)
1638: May 27
–
Pietro Paolo Floriani
, Italian architect and engineer (born
1585
)
1639: August 6
–
Hans van Steenwinckel the Younger
, Flemish/Danish architect (born
1587
)
References
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2012-07-20
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Hunter, Bob.
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2012-07-20
.
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