Index of architecture articles

This is an alphabetical index of articles related to architecture .

Contents

• A
• B
• C
• D
• E
• F
• G
• H
• I
• J
• K
• L
• M
• N
• O
• P
• Q
• R
• S
• T
• U
• V
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• Z

• Lists
• Category
• See also

0–9

• 4th millennium BC in architecture
• 30th century BC in architecture
• 29th century BC in architecture
• 27th century BC in architecture
• 26th century BC in architecture
• 25th century BC in architecture
• 21st century BC in architecture
• 19th century BC in architecture
• 18th century BC in architecture
• 14th century BC in architecture
• 13th century BC in architecture
• 6th century BC in architecture
• 5th century BC in architecture
• 2nd century in architecture
• 3rd century in architecture
• 4th century in architecture
• 5th century in architecture
• 6th century in architecture
• 7th century in architecture
• 8th century in architecture
• 9th century in architecture
• 10th century in architecture
• 11th century in architecture
• 14th century in architecture
• 1000s in architecture
• 2000 in architecture

A

• A-frame building
• A-un
• Abacus
• Ab anbar
• Abat-son
• Abbasid architecture
• Ablaq
• Acanthus
• Accolade
• Achaemenid architecture
• Acropolis
• Acroterion
• Adam style
• Adaptive reuse
• Additive Architecture
• Adirondack Architecture
• Adobe
• Advanced work
• Adyton
• Aedicula
• Aeolic order
• Aerary
• Aerospace architecture
• Affordable housing by country
• Affordable housing in Canada
• Afromodernism
• Agadir
• Airey house
• Aisle
• Akbari architecture
• Albarrana tower
• Alcazaba
• Alcázar
• Alcove
• Alfarje
• Alfiz
• Alure
• Amalaka
• Ambry
• Ambulacrum
• Ambulatory
• American colonial architecture
• American Foursquare
• American Renaissance
• Ammonite order
• Amphiprostyle
• Amphitheatre
• Amsterdam School
• Anastylosis
• Anathyrosis
• Anatolian Seljuk architecture
• Anchor plate
• Ancient Chinese wooden architecture
• Ancient Egyptian architecture
• Ancient Greek and Roman roofs
• Ancient Greek architecture
• Ancient Greek temple
• Ancient Indian architecture
• Ancient monuments of Java
• Ancient Roman architecture
• Ancient Roman defensive walls
• Andalusian patio
• Andaruni
• Andean Baroque
• Andron
• Anglo-Japanese style
• Anglo-Saxon architecture
• Anglo-Saxon turriform churches
• Annulet
• Anta
• Anta capital
• Antarala
• Antae temple
• Antebellum architecture
• Antechamber
• Ante-chapel
• Ante-choir
• Antefix
• Apadana
• Apartment
• Apodyterium
• Apophyge
• Apron
• Apse
• Apse chapel
• Apsidiole
• Aqueduct
• Arabesque
• Araeostyle
• Arcachon villa
• Arcade
• Arch
• Arch bridge
• Architect
• Architects of Iran
• Architrave
• Archivolt
• Architect of record
• Architectural acoustics
• Architectural analytics
• Architectural animation
• Architectural conservation
• Architectural design competition
• Architectural design optimization
• Architectural design values
• Architectural designer
• Architectural development of the eastern end of cathedrals in England and France
• Architectural drawing
• Architectural education in the United Kingdom
• Architectural educator
• Architectural endoscopy
• Architectural engineer (PE)
• Architectural engineering
• Architectural Experience Program (AXP)
• Architectural forgery in Japan
• Architectural firm
• Architectural geometry
• Architectural glass
• Architectural Heritage Society of Scotland
• Architectural historian
• Architectural icon
• Architectural illustrator
• Architectural ironmongery
• Architectural light shelf
• Architectural lighting design
• Architectural metals
• Architectural model
• Architectural mythology
• Architectural photographers
• Architectural photography
• Architectural plan
• Architectural propaganda
• Architectural psychology in Germany
• Architectural rendering
• Architectural reprography
• Architectural Review
• Architectural school of Nakhchivan
• Architectural sculpture
• Architectural sculpture in the United States
• Architectural style
• Architectural technologist
• Architectural technology
• Architectural terracotta
• Architectural theory
• Architectural vaults
• Architecture
• Architecture for Humanity
• Architecture in early modern Scotland
• Architecture in modern Scotland
• Architecture in Omaha, Nebraska
• Architecture museum
• Architecture of Aarhus
• Architecture of Aberdeen
• Architecture of Afghanistan
• Architecture of Africa
• Architecture of Albania
• Architecture of Albany, New York
• Architecture of Algeria
• Architecture of Almaty
• Architecture of ancient Sri Lanka
• Architecture of Angola
• Architecture of Argentina
• Architecture of Atlanta
• Architecture of Australia
• Architecture of Aylesbury
• Architecture of Azerbaijan
• Architecture of Baku
• Architecture of Bangladesh
• Architecture of Barcelona
• Architecture of Bathurst, New South Wales
• Architecture of Belfast
• Architecture of Belgrade
• Architecture of Bengal
• Architecture of Berlin
• Architecture of Bermuda
• Architecture of Bhutan
• Architecture of Birmingham
• Architecture of Bolivia
• Architecture of Bosnia and Herzegovina
• Architecture of Boston
• Architecture of Brazil
• Architecture of Buffalo, New York
• Architecture of the Bulgarian Revival
• Architecture of the California missions
• Architecture of Canada
• Architecture of Cantabria
• Architecture of Cape Verde
• Architecture of Cardiff
• Architecture of Casablanca
• Architecture of cathedrals and great churches
• Architecture of Central Asia
• Architecture of Chennai
• Architecture of Chicago
• Architecture of Chile
• Architecture of Chiswick House
• Architecture of Colombia
• Architecture of Copenhagen
• Architecture of Costa Rica
• Architecture of Croatia
• Architecture of Cuba
• Architecture of the Cucuteni–Trypillia culture
• Architecture of Dakota Crescent
• Architecture of Delhi
• Architecture of Denmark
• Architecture of Dhaka
• Architecture of England
• Architecture of Estonia
• Architecture of Ethiopia
• Architecture of Fez
• Architecture of Fiji
• Architecture of Finland
• Architecture of Fredericksburg, Texas
• Architecture of Georgia
• Architecture of Germany
• Architecture of Glasgow
• Architecture of Goan Catholics
• Architecture of Gujarat
• Architecture of Hong Kong
• Architecture of Houston
• Architecture of Hungary
• Architecture of Hyderabad
• Architecture of Iceland
• Architecture of India
• Architecture of Indonesia
• Architecture of Ireland
• Architecture of Istanbul
• Architecture of Italy
• Architecture of Jacksonville
• Architecture of Jiangxi
• Architecture of Johannesburg
• Architecture of Jordan
• Architecture of Kansas City
• Architecture of Karnataka
• Architecture of Kathmandu
• Architecture of Kerala
• Architecture of Kievan Rus'
• Architecture of Kosovo
• Architecture of Kuala Lumpur
• Architecture of Kuwait
• Architecture of Lagos
• Architecture of Lahore
• Architecture of Las Vegas
• Architecture of Lebanon
• Architecture of Leeds
• Architecture of Legnica
• Architecture of Letterkenny
• Architecture of Lhasa
• Architecture of Limerick
• Architecture of Liverpool
• Architecture of London
• Architecture of the London Borough of Croydon
• Architecture of Lucknow
• Architecture of Luxembourg
• Architecture of Macau
• Architecture of Madagascar
• Architecture of Madrid
• Architecture of Maharashtra
• Architecture of Mali
• Architecture of Malta
• Architecture of Manchester
• Architecture of Mangalorean Catholics
• Architecture of the medieval cathedrals of England
• Architecture of Melbourne
• Architecture of Mesopotamia
• Architecture of metropolitan Detroit
• Architecture of Mexico
• Architecture of Monaco
• Architecture of Mongolia
• Architecture of Montenegro
• Architecture of Montreal
• Architecture of Mostar
• Architecture of Mumbai
• Architecture of the Netherlands
• Architecture of Nepal
• Architecture of New York City
• Architecture of New Zealand
• Architecture of Nigeria
• Architecture of Normandy
• Architecture of North Macedonia
• Architecture of Norway
• Architecture of Ottawa
• Architecture of Paris
• Architecture of the Paris Métro
• Architecture of Palestine
• Architecture of Peć
• Architecture of Penang
• Architecture of Peru
• Architecture of Philadelphia
• Architecture of the Philippines
• Architecture of Plymouth, Pennsylvania
• Architecture of Portland, Oregon
• Architecture of Provence
• Architecture of Puerto Rico
• Architecture of Quebec
• Architecture of Quebec City
• Architecture of Rajasthan
• Architecture of Rome
• Architecture of Samoa
• Architecture of San Antonio
• Architecture of San Francisco
• Architecture of Saudi Arabia
• Architecture of Scotland
• Architecture of Scotland in the Industrial Revolution
• Architecture of Scotland in the Middle Ages
• Architecture of Scotland in the Prehistoric era
• Architecture of Scotland in the Roman era
• Architecture of Seattle
• Architecture of Serbia
• Architecture of Singapore
• Architecture of Sri Lanka
• Architecture of the Song dynasty
• Architecture of South Korea
• Architecture of St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador
• Architecture of St. Louis
• Architecture of Stockholm
• Architecture of Sumatra
• Architecture of Sweden
• Architecture of Switzerland
• Architecture of Sydney
• Architecture of Taiwan
• Architecture of Tamil Nadu
• Architecture of the Tarnovo Artistic School
• Architecture of Tehran
• Architecture of Telangana
• Architecture of Texas
• Architecture of Thailand
• Architecture of Tibet
• Architecture of Tokyo
• Architecture of Toronto
• Architecture of Trzebiatów
• Architecture of Turkey
• Architecture of the Netherlands
• Architecture of the Paris Métro
• Architecture of the United Arab Emirates
• Architecture of the United Kingdom
• Architecture of the United States
• Architecture of Uttar Pradesh
• Architecture of Uzbekistan
• Architecture of Vancouver
• Architecture of Vatican City
• Architecture of Veliko Tarnovo
• Architecture of Wales
• Architecture of Warsaw
• Architecture of Western Australia
• Architecture of Yugoslavia
• Architecture of Zimbabwe
• Architecture parlante
• Architecture schools in Switzerland
• Architecture studio
• Architecture terrible
• Architrave
• Archivolt
• Arcology
• Arcosolium
• Ardhamandapa
• Area
• Arena
• Armenian architecture
• Armenian church architecture
• Arris
• Arrowslit
• Art Deco
• Art Deco architecture
• Art Deco architecture of New York City
• Art Deco in Mumbai
• Art Deco in Paris
• Art Deco in the United States
• Art Deco buildings in Sydney
• Art Nouveau
• Art Nouveau architecture in Riga
• Art Nouveau architecture in Russia
• Art Nouveau in Alcoy
• Art Nouveau in Antwerp
• Art Nouveau in Strasbourg
• Art Nouveau religious buildings
• Artesonado
• Articular church
• Articulation
• Ashlar
• Assam-type architecture
• Association of German Architects
• Astragal
• Asturian architecture
• Astylar
• Atalburu
• Atlantean figures
• Atlas
• Atmosphere
• Atrium
• Attap dwelling
• Attic
• Attic base
• Attic style
• Aula regia
• Australian architectural styles
• Australian non-residential architectural styles
• Australian residential architectural styles
• Autonomous building
• Avant-garde architecture
• Avant-corps
• Awning
• Azekurazukuri
• Aztec architecture

B

• Barabara
• Bachelor of Architectural Studies
• Bachelor of Architecture
• Back-to-back house
• Badami Chalukya architecture
• Bailey
• Baita
• Balairung
• Balconet
• Balconies of Cusco
• Balconies of Lima
• Balcony
• Bald arch
• Baldachin
• Baldresca
• Bale kulkul
• Bali Aga architecture
• Balinese architecture
• Balinese traditional house
• Ball flower
• Baluster
• Banjarese architecture
• Banna'i
• Banqueting house
• Banquette
• Baptistery
• Baradari
• Barbican
• Bargeboard
• Bargrennan chambered cairn
• Barndominium
• Baroque architecture
• Baroque architecture in Portugal
• Baroque Revival architecture
• Barrel roof
• Barrel vault
• Bartizan
• Baseboard
• Basement
• Basilica
• Bastide (Provençal manor)
• Bastion
• Bastion fort
• Bastle house
• Batak architecture
• Batter
• Battered corner
• Battle of the Styles
• Battlement
• Baubotanik
• Bauhaus
• Bay
• Bay-and-gable
• Bay window
• Beach house
• Bead and reel
• Beaux-Arts architecture
• Bed-mould
• Beehive house
• Belarusian Gothic
• Belfry
• Bell-cot
• Bell-gable
• Bell roof
• Bell tower
• Bell tower (wat)
• Belsize Architects
• Belt course
• Belvedere
• Bench table
• Bent
• Bent entrance
• Berg house
• Béton brut
• Bezantée
• Biedermeier
• Bifora
• Bildts farmhouse
• Biomimetic architecture
• Bionic architecture
• Black and white bungalow
• Black-and-white Revival architecture
• Black Forest house
• Blackhouse
• Blind arcade
• Blind arch
• Blobitecture
• Blockhouse
• Blue roof
• Bolection
• Bond beam
• Bosnian style in architecture
• Boss
• Bossage
• Bossche School
• Bouleuterion
• Bowellism
• Bowtell
• Bow window
• Box gutter
• Brabantine Gothic
• Bracket
• Brahmasthan
• Branchwork
• Brâncovenesc style
• Brattishing
• Breezeway
• Bresse house
• Bressummer
• Bretèche
• Brick Expressionism
• Brick Gothic
• Brick Gothic buildings
• Brick nog
• Brick Renaissance
• Brick Romanesque buildings
• Brickwork
• Bridge castle
• Brief
• Brise soleil
• Bristol Byzantine
• British megalith architecture
• Broach spire
• Broch
• Brutalist architecture
• Brutalist structures
• Bucranium
• Buddhist architecture
• Building
• Building code
• Building design
• Building envelope
• Building restoration
• Building typology
• Buildings and architecture of Allentown, Pennsylvania
• Buildings and architecture of Bath
• Buildings and architecture of Brighton and Hove
• Buildings and architecture of Bristol
• Buildings and architecture of New Orleans
• Buildings in Dubai
• Burdock piling
• Burgus
• Burnham Baroque
• But and ben
• Butterfly roof
• Buttress
• Byre-dwelling
• Byzantine architecture
• Byzantine Revival architecture

C

• Caisson
• Caldarium
• Calendar house
• California bungalow
• Camarín
• Camber beam
• Cambridge School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture
• Canada's grand railway hotels
• Canadian Centre for Architecture
• Candi bentar
• Candi of Indonesia
• Canopy
• Cant
• Cantilever
• Cantoris
• Cape Dutch architecture
• Capilla abierta
• Capital
• Caravanserai
• Carolingian architecture
• Carpenter Gothic
• Carport
• Cartilage Baroque
• Cartouche
• Caryatid
• Casa montañesa
• Cascina a corte
• Cas di torto
• Casemate
• Casement stay
• Casement window
• Castellum
• Cast-iron architecture
• Castle
• Castle chapel
• Cast stone
• Catalan Gothic
• Catalan Romanesque Churches of the Vall de Boí
• Catalan vault
• Catenary arch
• Cathedral
• Cathedral arch
• Cathedral Architect
• Cathedral floorplan
• Cathedrals in Spain
• Catshead (architecture)
• Cavaedium
• Cavalier
• Cave castle
• Cavea
• Cavetto
• Cavity wall
• Ceiling
• Cella
• Cell church
• Cenotaph
• Central-passage house
• Centring
• Ceramic house
• Chahartaq
• Chalet
• Chamber gate
• Chamber tomb
• Chambered cairn
• Chambranle
• Chamfer
• Chancel
• Channel letters
• Chantlate
• Chapel
• Chapter house
• Chardak
• Charleston single house
• Charrette
• Chartaque
• Charter bole
• Chartered architect
• Château
• Châteauesque
• Chattel house
• Chemin de ronde
• Chemise
• Cherokee Gothic
• Chhajja
• Chhatri
• Chicago school
• Chigi
• Chilotan architecture
• Chimney
• Chimney breast
• Chinese architecture
• Chinese Chippendale
• Chinese Islamic architecture
• Chinese pagoda
• Chinese temple architecture
• Choga
• Choir
• Chola art and architecture
• Church architecture
• Church architecture in England
• Church architecture in Scotland
• Church window
• Churches in Norway
• Churches of Chiloé
• Churrigueresque
• Ciborium
• Circulation
• Circus
• Cistercian architecture
• Citadel
• City Beautiful movement
• City block
• City gate
• City of Vicenza and the Palladian Villas of the Veneto
• Clapboard
• Classical architecture
• Classical order
• Clerestory
• Clerk of works
• Cliff dwelling
• Clock gable
• Cloister
• Cloister vault
• Coade stone
• Cobblestone architecture
• Coenaculum
• Coercion castle
• Coffer
• Collegiate Gothic
• Colonette
• Colonial architecture
• Colonial architecture in Jakarta
• Colonial architecture in Padang
• Colonial architecture in Surabaya
• Colonial architecture of Indonesia
• Colonial architecture of Makassar
• Colonial architecture of Southeast Asia
• Colonial Revival architecture
• Colonnade
• Column
• Comacine masters
• Combination stair
• Compass
• Complementary architecture
• Compound pier
• Compression member
• Computer-aided architectural design
• Comtois steeple
• Concatenation
• Concentric castle
• Conceptual architecture
• Conch house
• Concrete landscape curbing
• Concrete shell
• Congrès Internationaux d'Architecture Moderne
• Conical roof
• Conisterium
• Connected farm
• Construction partnering
• Constructivist architecture
• Consumption wall
• Contemporary architecture
• Contextual architecture
• Conversation pit
• Coping
• Copper cladding
• Copper in architecture
• Coptic architecture
• Copyright in architecture in the United States
• Corbel
• Corbel arch
• Cordonata
• Core
• Corinthian order
• Cornerstone
• Corner tower
• Cornice
• Coron
• Corps de logis
• Cosmatesque
• Cotswold architecture
• Cottage flat
• Cottage orné
• Cottage window
• Council architect
• Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat
• Counter-arch
• Coupled column
• Court of honor (Cour d'honneur)
• Course
• Court cairn
• Courtyard house
• Cove lighting
• Coved ceiling
• Covertway
• Crannog
• Creole architecture in the United States
• Crepidoma
• Crescent
• Cresting
• Crimson Architectural Historians
• Crinkle crankle wall
• Critical regionalism
• Croatian pre-Romanesque art and architecture
• Crocket
• Crooked spire
• Cross-in-square
• Cross-wall
• Cross-window
• Cross-wing
• Crossing
• Crowdsourcing architecture
• Crown molding
• Crown steeple
• Crownwork
• Cruciform
• Crypt
• Cryptoporticus
• Cubiculum
• Curtain wall
• Cyclopean masonry
• Cyclostyle
• Cymatium
• Cyzicene hall
• Czech architecture
• Czech Baroque architecture
• Czech Cubism
• Czech Gothic architecture
• Czech Renaissance architecture

D

• Dado
• Dado rail
• Daibutsuyō
• Dakkah
• Danish design
• Darbazi
• Dargah
• Dartmoor longhouse
• Deck
• Deconstruction
• Deconstructivism
• Deep foundation
• Deep Jyoti Stambh
• Deep plan
• Defensive wall
• Defensive towers of Cantabria
• Demerara window
• Dentil
• Destruction of country houses in 20th-century Britain
• Detinets
• Diagrid
• Diamond vault
• Diapering
• Diaphragm arch
• Diaulos
• Digital architecture
• Dikka
• Diocletian window
• Discharging arch
• Disordered piling
• Dissenting Gothic
• Distyle
• Distyle in antis
• Dō
• Doctor of Architecture
• Dog-tooth
• Dome
• Domus
• Doric order
• Dormer
• Double chapel
• Double-skin facade
• Dougong
• Dragestil
• Dravidian architecture
• Drawing board
• Dropped ceiling
• Drum tower
• Dry stone
• Dun (fortification)
• Duomo
• Duplex (building)
• Dutch architecture in Semarang
• Dutch Baroque architecture
• Dutch brick
• Dutch Colonial architecture
• Dutch Colonial Revival architecture
• Dutch door
• Dutch gable
• Dwarf gallery
• Dzong architecture

E

• Early Christian art and architecture
• Early New York Architecture in 19th Century
• Early skyscrapers
• Earthquake Baroque
• East Asian hip-and-gable roof
• Easter Sepulchre
• Eastern Orthodox church architecture
• Eastlake movement
• Eave return
• Eaves
• Eclecticism in architecture
• Edwardian architecture
• Edwardian Baroque architecture
• Egg-and-dart
• Egyptian pyramids
• Egyptian pyramid construction techniques
• Egyptian Revival architecture
• Egyptian Revival architecture in the British Isles
• Elevated entrance
• Elizabethan architecture
• Elizabethan Baroque
• Ell
• Ellipsoidal dome
• Elliptical dome
• Embrasure
• Emissary
• Empire style
• Enceinte
• Enclosure castle
• Enfilade
• Engaged column
• Engawa
• English Baroque
• English country house
• English Gothic architecture
• Entablature
• Entasis
• Ergastulum
• Estate houses in Scotland
• Estipite
• Estonian vernacular architecture
• Etruscan architecture
• European medieval architecture in North America
• European Route of Brick Gothic
• European Union Prize for Contemporary Architecture
• Euthynteria
• Examination for Architects in Canada
• Exedra
• Experimental architecture
• Expression
• Expressionist architecture

F

• Fabric structure
• Facade
• Facadism
• False door
• Falsework
• Familok
• Fanlight
• Fan vault
• Fantastic architecture
• Farmhouse
• Fascia
• Fascist architecture
• Fatimid architecture
• Fatimid Great Palaces
• Fauces
• Faussebraye
• Federal architecture
• Federal modernism
• Federation architecture
• Fender pier
• Ferro
• Festoon
• Fina
• Finial
• Firebox
• Fire door
• Fire lookout tower
• Firewall
• First national architectural movement
• First Period
• First Romanesque
• Flak tower
• Flamboyant
• Flame palmette
• Flanking tower
• Flat roof
• Flèche (architecture)
• Flèche (fortification)
• Flèche faîtière
• Fleuron
• Float glass
• Floating floor
• Flood arch
• Floor medallion
• Floor plan
• Floor vibration
• Florida cracker architecture
• Florida modern
• Flushwork
• Fluting (architecture)
• Flying arch
• Flying buttress
• Foil
• Folk Victorian
• Folly
• Folly fort
• Forced perspective
• Forecourt
• Form follows function
• Fortification
• Fortified gateway
• Fortified house
• Fortified tower
• Fortochka
• Fortress church
• Fortress synagogue
• Forum
• Foundation
• Four-centred arch
• Frederician Rococo
• Free plan
• French architecture
• French Baroque architecture
• French Colonial
• French Gothic architecture
• French Renaissance architecture
• French Restoration style
• French Romanesque architecture
• Frëngji
• Fretwork
• Frieze
• Frigidarium
• Frisian farmhouse
• Frontispiece
• Fumarium
• Funco
• Functionalism
• Fusuma

G

• Gabion
• Gable
• Gablefront house
• Gable roof
• Gablet roof
• Gable stone
• Gaiola
• Galilee
• Gallery
• Galleting
• Gambrel
• Gaper
• Garbhagriha
• Garderobe
• Gargoyle
• Garland bearers
• Garret
• Garrison
• Gatehouse
• Gate tower
• Gavaksha
• Gavit
• Gazebo
• Geestharden house
• Geison
• Genius loci
• Geodesic dome
• Georgian architecture
• Gibbs surround
• Gingerbread
• Girih
• Girih tiles
• Girt
• Giyōfū architecture
• Glass brick
• Glass floor
• Glass in green buildings
• Glass mosaic
• Glass mullion system
• Glass tile
• Glazed architectural terra-cotta
• Glazing
• Gloriette
• Gold leaf
• Gonbad
• Gongbei
• Gothic architecture
• Gothic architecture in Lithuania
• Gothic architecture in modern Poland
• Gothic brick buildings in Germany
• Gothic brick buildings in the Netherlands
• Gothic buildings
• Gothic cathedrals and churches
• Gothic Revival architecture
• Gothic Revival architecture in Canada
• Gothic Revival architecture in Poland
• Gothic Revival buildings
• Gothic secular and domestic architecture
• Goût grec
• Grade beam
• Graecostasis
• Granary
• Grands Projets of François Mitterrand
• Great chamber
• Great hall
• Great house
• Great Rebuilding
• Great room
• Great Seljuk architecture
• Greek Baths
• Greek Revival architecture
• Green building
• Gridshell
• Grille (architecture)
• Grillwork
• Groin vault
• Grotesque
• Grotto
• Gründerzeit
• Guard stone
• Guard tower
• Guastavino tile
• Guerrilla architecture
• Gulf house
• Gutta
• Gymnasium
• Gynaeceum

H

• Hachiman-zukuri
• Hagioscope
• Haiden
• Hakka walled village
• Half tower
• Hall
• Hall and parlor house
• Hall church
• Hall house
• Hammerbeam roof
• Han dynasty tomb architecture
• Hanover school of architecture
• Harappan architecture
• Harling
• Hasht-behesht
• Hashti
• Haubarg
• Hausa architecture
• Hawaiian architecture
• Hay hood
• Heiden
• Heimatschutz
• Heliopolis style
• Heliotrope
• Hemadpanti architecture
• Henry II style
• Henry IV style
• Heritage houses in Sydney
• Heritage structures in Chennai
• Herma
• Herodian architecture
• Heroon
• Herrerian style
• Herzog & de Meuron
• Hexafoil
• Hexagonal window
• Hidden roof
• High-rise building
• High-tech architecture
• High Victorian Gothic
• Hill castle
• Hillfort
• Hillforts in Scotland
• Hillside castle
• Hilltop castle
• Hindu and Buddhist architectural heritage of Pakistan
• Hindu architecture
• Hindu temple architecture
• Hip roof
• Hippodrome
• Hirairi
• Hisashi
• Historic house
• Historicism
• History of architectural engineering
• History of architecture
• History of domes in South Asia
• History of early and simple domes
• History of early modern period domes
• History of Italian Renaissance domes
• History of medieval Arabic and Western European domes
• History of modern period domes
• History of the world's tallest buildings
• History of urban planning
• Hiyoshi-zukuri
• Hoarding
• Hogan
• Hokkien architecture
• Hokora
• Honden
• Hood mould
• Hórreo
• Horreum
• Horseshoe arch
• Hosh
• Hostile architecture
• Hôtel particulier
• House
• Housebarn
• House-commune
• House plan
• Housing in Azerbaijan
• Housing in China
• Housing in Europe
• Housing in Glasgow
• Housing in Hong Kong
• Housing in India
• Housing in Japan
• Housing in New Zealand
• Housing in Pakistan
• Housing in Portugal
• Housing in Scotland
• Housing in Senegal
• Housing in the United Kingdom
• Howz
• Hoysala architecture
• Huabiao
• Hui-style architecture
• Hunky punk
• Hypaethral
• Hyphen
• Hypocaust
• Hypostyle
• Hypotrachelium

I

• I-house
• Iberian pre-Romanesque art and architecture
• Ice house
• Icelandic turf house
• Iconostasis
• Ideal town
• Illusionistic ceiling painting
• Imbrex and tegula
• Imperial castle
• Imperial Crown Style
• Imperial roof decoration
• Imperial staircase
• Impluvium
• Impluvium (house)
• Impost
• Inca architecture
• Indented corners
• Indian rock-cut architecture
• Indian vernacular architecture
• Indies Empire style
• Indigenous architecture
• Indo-Corinthian capital
• Indo-Islamic architecture
• Indo-Saracenic architecture
• Industrial architecture
• Infill wall
• Inglenook
• Insula (building)
• Insula (Roman city)
• Interactive architecture
• Intercolumniation
• Interior architecture
• Intern architect
• Intern Architect Program
• International Gothic
• International Style
• International Union of Architects
• Interstitial space
• Inverted arch
• Inverted bell
• Inverted pyramid
• Ionic order
• Ipswich window
• Iranian architecture
• Irish round tower
• Iron railing
• Irori
• Isabelline
• Isfahani style
• Ishi-no-ma-zukuri
• Islamic architecture
• Islamic geometric patterns
• Island castle
• Italian Baroque architecture
• Italian Gothic architecture
• Italian modern and contemporary architecture
• Italian Neoclassical architecture
• Italianate architecture
• Iwan
• Izba

J

• Jacal
• Jack arch
• Jacobean architecture
• Jagati
• Jali
• Jamaican Georgian architecture
• Jama masjid
• Jamb
• Jamb statue
• Japan Institute of Architects
• Japanese architecture
• Japanese Buddhist architecture
• Japanese pagoda
• Japanese wall
• Japanese-Western Eclectic Architecture
• Javanese traditional house
• Jeffersonian architecture
• Jengki style
• Jesmonite
• Jettying
• Jewish architecture
• Jharokha
• Joglo
• Jugendstil
• Jutaku

K

• Kadamba architecture
• Kagura-den
• Kairō
• Kalae house
• Kalang house
• Kalinga architecture
• Kalybe (temple)
• Karahafu
• Karamon
• Kasbah
• Kasuga-zukuri
• Kath kuni architecture
• Katōmado
• Katsuogi
• Keep
• Keystone
• Khmer architecture
• Khorasani style
• Khrushchyovka
• Kibitsu-zukuri
• Kinetic architecture
• King post
• Kit house
• Kiva
• Kliros
• Knee
• Knee wall
• Knotted column
• Koil
• Kokoshnik architecture
• Komainu
• Konak
• Korean architecture
• Korean pagoda
• Kraton
• Kremlin
• Kucheh
• Kura
• Kuruwa
• Kyōzō

L

• L-plan castle
• Labrum
• Laconicum
• Lally column
• Lamolithic house
• Lanai
• Lancet window
• Landhuis
• Landscape architect
• Landscript
• Lantern tower
• Latina
• Lattice tower
• Latticework
• Lesene
• Leuit
• Levantine Gothic
• Liberty style
• Library stack
• Lierne
• Lightwell
• Lime plaster
• Limes
• Linenfold
• Lingnan architecture
• Linhay
• Linked house
• Lintel
• Listed building
• Liwan
• Lobby
• Loculus
• Log building
• Log cabin
• Log house
• Loggia
• Lombard architecture
• Lombard band
• London Festival of Architecture
• Long barrow
• Long gallery
• Longhouse
• Longhouses of the indigenous peoples of North America
• Lookout
• Lopo house
• Lorraine house
• Louis period styles
• Louis XIII style
• Louis XIV style
• Louis XV style
• Louis XVI style
• Louis Philippe style
• Louver
• Low-energy house
• Low German house
• Lowland castle
• Low-rise building
• Lublin Renaissance
• Lucarne
• Lunette
• Lunette (fortification)
• Luten arch

M

• Maashaus
• Machiya
• Machicolation
• Maenianum
• Mahal
• Mahoney tables
• Main Hall
• Major town houses of the architect Victor Horta (Brussels)
• Malay house
• Maltese Baroque architecture
• Mamluk architecture
• Mammisi
• Mandaloun
• Mandapa
• Mannerism
• Mannerist architecture and sculpture in Poland
• Manor house
• Mansard roof
• Mansion
• Mansionization
• Manueline
• Manufactured housing
• Maqam
• Maqsurah
• Mar del Plata style
• Margent
• Marine architecture
• Marriage stone
• Marsh castle
• Martello tower
• Martyrium
• Māru-Gurjara architecture
• Mas (Provençal farmhouse)
• Mascaron
• Mashrabiya
• Masia
• Massing
• Mastaba
• Master of Architecture
• Materiality
• Mathematical tile
• Mathematics and architecture
• Mathura lion capital
• Matroneum
• Mausoleum
• Maya architecture
• Mayan Revival architecture
• Mead hall
• Meander
• Medallion
• Medici villas
• Medieval architecture
• Medieval fortification
• Medieval Serbian architecture
• Medieval stained glass
• Medieval turf building in Cronberry
• Mediterranean Revival architecture
• Megalithic architectural elements
• Megaron
• Megastructure
• Meitei architecture
• Membrane structure
• Memorial gates and arches
• Mendicant monasteries in Mexico
• Merlon
• Merovingian art and architecture
• Meru tower
• Mesoamerican architecture
• Mesoamerican ballcourt
• Mesoamerican pyramids
• Metabolism
• Metaphoric architecture
• Metope
• Metroon
• Mezzanine
• Miami Modern architecture
• Microdistrict
• Mid-century modern
• Middle German house
• Mihashira Torii
• Mihrab
• Minaret
• Minimal Traditional
• Minka
• Minstrels' gallery
• Mission Revival architecture
• Mithraeum
• Model maker
• Modern architecture
• Modern architecture in Athens
• Modern Greek architecture
• Moderne architecture
• Modernisme
• Modillion
• Modular building
• Mokoshi
• Moldavian style
• Molding
• Mole
• Mon
• Monaco villas
• Mondop
• Monitor
• Monofora
• Monolithic architecture
• Monolithic church
• Monolithic column
• Monolithic dome
• Mono-pitched roof
• Monopteros
• Monterey Colonial architecture
• Monumental sculpture
• Monumentalism
• Moon gate
• Moorish architecture
• Moorish Revival architecture
• Moorish Revival architecture in Bosnia and Herzegovina
• Morava architectural school
• Moroccan architecture
• Moroccan riad
• Moroccan style
• Morphology
• Mosaic
• Mosque
• Motte-and-bailey castle
• Motte-and-bailey castles
• Mozarabic art and architecture
• Mudéjar
• Mudéjar architecture of Aragon
• Mughal architecture
• Muisca architecture
• Mullion
• Mullion wall
• Multi-family residential
• Multifoil arch
• Muntin
• Muqarnas
• Muragala
• Murder hole
• Musalla
• Museum architecture
• Musgum mud huts
• Myanmar architecture
• Mycenaean Revival architecture

N

• Nabataean architecture
• Nagare-zukuri
• Naiskos
• Nakazonae
• Namako wall
• Nano House
• Napoleon III style
• Naqqar khana
• Narthex
• Naryshkin Baroque
• National Aptitude Test in Architecture
• National Park Service rustic
• National Romantic style
• Natural building
• Nave
• Nazi architecture
• Neck ditch
• Neo-Andean
• Neo-Byzantine architecture in the Russian Empire
• Neo-eclectic architecture
• Neo-futurism
• Neo-Grec
• Neo-historism
• Neo-Manueline
• Neomodern
• Neo-Mudéjar
• Neo-Tiwanakan architecture
• Neoclásico Isabelino
• Neoclassical architecture
• Neoclassical architecture in Belgium
• Neoclassical architecture in Milan
• Neoclassical architecture in Poland
• Neoclassical architecture in Russia
• Neoclassicism in France
• Neolithic architecture
• Neolithic long house
• Neorion
• New Classical architecture
• New Formalism (architecture)
• New Hague School
• New Indies Style
• New Khmer Architecture
• New Mexico vernacular
• New Objectivity
• New Spanish Baroque
• New Urbanism
• Newa architecture
• Newar window
• Newel
• Niche
• Nieuwe Zakelijkheid
• Nightingale floor
• Nijūmon
• Nilachal architecture
• Niōmon
• Nipa hut
• Nocturnal architecture
• Nonbuilding structure types
• Non-Referential Architecture
• Nordic Classicism
• Nordic megalith architecture
• Norman architecture
• Norman architecture in Cheshire
• Norman Revival architecture
• North light
• North-Western Italian architecture
• Novelty architecture
• Nubian architecture
• Nubian vault
• Nuraghe
• Nymphaeum

O

• Ōbaku Zen architecture
• Obelisk
• Observation deck
• Observation tower
• Octagon house
• Octagon on cube
• Oculus
• Odeon
• Oecus
• Oeil-de-boeuf
• Ogee
• Ogive
• Okinawan architecture
• Old Frisian farmhouse
• Old Frisian longhouse
• Oldest buildings in Scotland
• One-day votive churches
• Onigawara
• Onion dome
• Open building
• Open plan
• Openwork
• Opisthodomos
• Opus
• Opus africanum
• Opus albarium
• Opus compositum
• Opus craticum
• Opus emplectum
• Opus gallicum
• Opus incertum
• Opus isodomum
• Opus latericium
• Opus listatum
• Opus mixtum
• Opus quadratum
• Opus regulatum
• Opus reticulatum
• Opus sectile
• Opus signinum
• Opus spicatum
• Opus tessellatum
• Opus testaceum
• Opus vermiculatum
• Opus vittatum
• Orangery
• Order
• Organic architecture
• Oriel window
• Origins and architecture of the Taj Mahal
• Orillon
• Ornamentalism
• Orri
• Orthostates
• Ottoman architecture
• Ottoman architecture in Egypt
• Overhang
• Overlay architecture
• Ovolo

P

• Padmasana
• Paduraksa
• Pagoda
• Pair-house
• Pakistani architecture
• Palace
• Palaestra
• Palas
• Palazzo
• Palazzo style architecture
• Palisade church
• Palladian architecture
• Palladio Award
• Pallava art and architecture
• Palloza
• Palmette
• Pandyan art and architecture
• Paned window
• Panelák
• Panelling
• Panjdari
• Parabolic arch
• Paraguayan architecture
• Parametricism
• Parapet
• Parclose screen
• Pargeting
• Paris architecture of the Belle Époque
• Parlour
• Parthenon
• Parthian style
• Parti pris
• Party wall
• Parvise
• Pataliputra capital
• Patera
• Patina
• Patio
• Patio home
• Pattern
• Pattern book
• Pattern language
• Paulista School
• Pavement
• Pavilion
• Pavilion (exhibition)
• Peak ornament
• Pedestal
• Pediment
• Pedimental sculpture
• Pedway
• Peel tower
• Pelmet
• Pend
• Pendant vault
• Pendentive
• Pendhapa
• Performative architecture
• Pergola
• Peribolos
• Peripteros
• Peristasis
• Peristyle
• Perpend stone
• Perron
• Perserschutt
• Persian column
• Peruvian colonial architecture
• Petrine Baroque
• Phallic architecture
• Phenomenology
• Phiale
• Philosophy of architecture
• Piano nobile
• Pier
• Pierrotage
• Pieve
• Pila
• Pilae stacks
• Pilaster
• Piloti
• Pinnacle
• Pit-house
• Place-of-arms
• Plafond
• Plan
• Plank house
• Plantagenet style
• Plateresque
• Plattenbau
• Plot plan
• Pluteus
• Plyscraper
• Podium
• Pointed arch
• Polifora
• Polish Cathedral style
• Polished plaster
• Polite architecture
• Polychrome
• Polychrome brickwork
• Polygonal fort
• Polygonal masonry
• Pombaline style
• Ponce Creole
• Pont Street Dutch
• Porch
• Portal
• Portcullis
• Porte-cochère
• Portego
• Portico
• Porticus
• Porto School of Architecture
• Portuguese Architecture
• Portuguese colonial architecture
• Portuguese Gothic architecture
• Portuguese Romanesque architecture
• Post
• Post and lintel
• Post-and-plank
• Post church
• Post in ground
• Postconstructivism
• Postern
• Postmodern architecture
• Poteaux-sur-sol
• Poupou
• Prairie School
• Pranala
• Prang
• Prasat
• Prastara
• Prefabricated building
• Prefabricated home
• Prefabs in the United Kingdom
• Prehistoric pile dwellings around the Alps
• Pre-Parsian style
• Pre-Romanesque art and architecture
• Pre-war architecture
• Primitive Hut
• Pritzker Architecture Prize
• Prodigy house
• Professional requirements for architects
• Project architect
• Promenade architecturale
• Promontory fort
• Proportion
• Propylaea
• Prospect 100 best modern Scottish buildings
• Prostyle
• Prow house
• Prytaneion
• Pseudodipteral
• Pseudoperipteros
• Pteron
• Pucca housing
• Pueblo Deco architecture
• Pueblo Revival architecture
• Pullman
• Pulpitum
• Pulvino
• Purism
• Purlin
• Puteal
• Putlog hole
• Puuc
• PWA Moderne
• Pyatthat
• Pylon
• Pyramidion

Q

• Qa'a
• Qadad
• Qalat
• Quadrangle
• Quadrangular castle
• Quadrant
• Quadrifora
• Quarry-faced stone
• Quarter round
• Quatrefoil
• Quattrocento
• Queen Anne Revival architecture in the United Kingdom
• Queen Anne style architecture
• Queen Anne style architecture in the United States
• Queenslander
• Quincha
• Quoin
• Qutb Shahi architecture

R

• Rafter
• Raised floor
• Rampart
• Ranch-style house
• Rangkiang
• Raška architectural school
• Ratha
• Rationalism
• Raygun Gothic
• Rayonnant
• Realism
• Reconstruction
• Redoubt
• Reduit
• Reeding
• Reflecting pool
• Refuge castle
• Regency architecture
• Regia
• Regional characteristics of Romanesque churches
• Reglet
• Regulating Lines
• Reinforced concrete column
• Relief
• Religious architecture in Belgrade
• Religious architecture in Novi Sad
• Renaissance architecture
• Renaissance Revival architecture
• Repoblación art and architecture
• Residence
• Residential architecture in Historic Cairo
• Residential architecture in Ibiza
• Residential architecture in Poland
• Resort architecture
• Respond
• Responsive architecture
• Retaining wall
• Retractable roof
• Retrofuturism
• Retroquire
• Rhenish helm
• Revenue house
• Revivalism
• Revolving door
• RIBA Competitions
• RIBA Journal
• Ribat
• Rib vault
• Richardsonian Romanesque
• Ridge castle
• Ridge-post framing
• Ridge turret
• Rim joist
• Rinceau
• Ringfort
• Riwaq
• Rocca
• Rock castle
• Rock-cut architecture
• Rock-cut architecture of Cappadocia
• Rococo architecture in Portugal
• Rococo in Spain
• Roman amphitheatre
• Roman aqueduct
• Roman architectural revolution
• Roman brick
• Roman bridge
• Roman canal
• Roman cistern
• Roman concrete
• Roman dams and reservoirs
• Roman domes
• Roman shower
• Roman temple
• Roman theatre
• Roman villa
• Romanesque architecture
• Romanesque architecture in Poland
• Romanesque architecture in Sardinia
• Romanesque architecture in Spain
• Romanesque buildings
• Romanesque churches in Madrid
• Romanesque Revival architecture in the United Kingdom
• Romanesque secular and domestic architecture
• Romanian architecture
• Romano-Gothic
• Rōmon
• Rondavel
• Rondocubism
• Roof comb
• Roof garden
• Roof lantern
• Roofline
• Roof pitch
• Roof window
• Rood screen
• Room
• Rorbu
• Rosette
• Rose window
• Roshandan
• Rostra
• Rostral column
• Rota
• Rotunda
• Round barn
• Roundel
• Roundhouse
• Round-tower church
• Royal Gold Medal
• Royal Institute of British Architects
• Ruin value
• Ruins
• Rumah Gadang
• Rumah limas
• Rumah ulu
• Rumoh Aceh
• Rundbogenstil
• Russian architecture
• Russian church architecture
• Russian cultural heritage register
• Russian neoclassical revival
• Russian Revival architecture
• Rustication

S

• Sacellum
• Sacral architecture
• Saddle roof
• Saddleback roof
• Sahn
• Sail shade
• Saka guru
• Sakuji-bugyō
• Sala
• Sally port
• Saltbox house
• Sand Hills cottage architecture
• Sandō
• Sanmon
• Sarasota School of Architecture
• Sarnath capital
• Sasak architecture
• Sasanian architecture
• Sash window
• Scaenae frons
• Scagliola
• Scamilli impares
• Scarsella
• Schinkel school
• Scissors truss
• Sconce
• Scottish baronial architecture
• Scottish castles
• Scottish Vernacular
• Screened porch
• Scroll
• Seattle box
• Sebil
• Second Empire architecture in Europe
• Second Empire architecture in the United States and Canada
• Secondary suite
• Secret passage
• Secular building
• Sedilia
• Segmental arch
• Self-cleaning floor
• Self-cleaning glass
• Semi-basement
• Semi-detached
• Semi-dome
• Serbian wooden churches
• Serbo-Byzantine architecture
• Serbo-Byzantine Revival
• Serpentine shape
• Setback
• Setchūyō
• Set-off
• Sexpartite vault
• Shabaka
• Shabestan
• Shah Jahan period architecture
• Shallow foundation
• Shanxi architecture
• Shear wall
• Shed style
• Shell keep
• Shibi
• Shinbashira
• Shinden-zukuri
• Shingle style architecture
• Shinmei-zukuri
• Shinto architecture
• Shinto shrine
• Shipping container architecture
• Shipping container clinic
• Shitomi
• Shoebox style
• Shoin-zukuri
• Shōji
• Shophouse
• Shōrō
• Shotgun house
• Siberian Baroque
• Sicilian Baroque
• Side-deck
• Side passage plan architecture
• Sikh architecture
• Silesian architecture
• Sill plate
• Sima
• Single- and double-pen architecture
• Single-family detached home
• Sino-Portuguese architecture
• Site plan
• Site-specific architecture
• Skylight
• Skyscraper Index
• Skyway
• Slab hut
• Sleeping porch
• Slenderness ratio
• Slipcover
• Sliver building
• Slow architecture
• Smoke hole
• Snout house
• Sobrado
• Sociology of architecture
• Socle
• Soffit
• Soft Portuguese style
• Solar
• Solar architecture
• Solar chimney
• Solarized architectural glass
• Solomonic column
• Somali architecture
• Sōmon
• Sondergotik
• Sopo
• Sōrin
• Sotoportego
• Southern Colonial style in California
• Southern French Gothic
• Spa architecture
• Space
• Space architecture
• Spatiality
• Spandrel
• Spanish architecture
• Spanish Baroque architecture
• Spanish Colonial architecture
• Spanish Colonial Revival architecture
• Spanish Gothic architecture
• Spanish Romanesque
• Sphaeristerium
• Spire
• Spire light
• Spite house
• Split-level home
• Springer
• Spolia
• Spur
• Spur castle
• Squinch
• Stabilization
• Staddle stones
• Stained glass
• Stair riser
• Staircase tower
• Stalinist architecture
• Stanchion
• Starchitect
• State architect
• State room
• Stavanger Renaissance
• Stave church
• Steeple
• Step pyramid
• Stepwell
• Stepped gable
• Stick style
• Stile Umbertino
• Stillicidium
• Still room
• Stilt house
• Stilt tower
• Stilts
• Stoa
• Stone ender
• Stoop
• Storybook house
• Strap footing
• Strapwork
• Streamline Moderne
• Stripped Classicism
• Structuralism
• Structures built by animals
• Studio apartment
• Stupa
• Style Sapin
• Stylobate
• Sudatorium
• Sundanese traditional house
• Sudano-Sahelian architecture
• Sukanasa
• Sukiya-zukuri
• Sumbanese traditional house
• Summer architecture
• Sumiyoshi-zukuri
• Sunburst
• Sunken courtyard
• Sunroom
• Suntop Homes
• Superposed order
• Suprematism
• Surau
• Suspensura
• Sustainable architecture
• Svan towers
• Swahili architecture
• Świdermajer
• Swiss Chalet Revival architecture
• Swiss chalet style
• Symbolism of domes
• Synagogue architecture

T

• Taberna
• Tablinum
• Tadelakt
• Taenia
• Tahōtō
• Taisha-zukuri
• Tajug
• Talud-tablero
• Tambo
• Tambour
• Tas-de-charge
• Tatar mosque
• Technical drawing
• Teito
• Telamon
• Temazcal
• Temple
• Templon
• Tenaille
• Tenement
• Tenshu
• Tensile structure
• Tension member
• Teocalli
• Tepidarium
• Term
• Terrace
• Terraced house
• Terraced houses in Australia
• Terraced houses in the United Kingdom
• Terreplein
• Territorial Style
• Territorial Revival architecture
• Tessellated roof
• Tetraconch
• Tetrapylon
• Thai temple art and architecture
• The 20th-Century Architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright
• Thin-shell structure
• Tholobate
• Tholos
• Three hares
• Tibetan Buddhist architecture
• Tidewater architecture
• Tie
• Tiltyard
• Timber framing
• Timber roof truss
• Timeline of architectural styles
• Timeline of architectural styles 1750–1900
• Timeline of Art Nouveau
• Timeline of Italian architecture
• Tin ceiling
• Tiny house movement
• Tokyō
• Toll castle
• Tongkonan
• Tong lau
• Tulou
• Torana
• Torii
• Torp
• Totalitarian architecture
• Tourelle
• Tower
• Tower blocks in Great Britain
• Tower castle
• Tower house
• Tower houses in Britain and Ireland
• Tower houses in the Balkans
• Townhouse
• Townhouse (Great Britain)
• Tracery
• Trachelium
• Traditional architecture of Enggano
• Traditional Chinese house architecture
• Traditional Korean roof construction
• Traditional Persian residential architecture
• Traditional Thai house
• Traditionalist School
• Transept
• Transom
• Transverse rib
• Trefoil
• Trefoil arch
• Trellis
• Triadic pyramid
• Tribune
• Triclinium
• Trifora
• Triforium
• Triglyph
• Trilithon
• Trinitarian steeple
• Triodetic dome
• Triquetra
• Triumphal arch
• Trombe wall
• Trompe-l'œil
• Trophy of arms
• Trullo
• Trumeau
• Truss
• Truth to materials
• Truth window
• Tsumairi
• The Leeds Look
• Tudor architecture
• Tudor Revival architecture
• Türbe
• Turret
• Twig work
• Two-up two-down
• Tympanum

U

• Ubaid house
• Ukrainian architecture
• Ukrainian Baroque
• Ultimate bungalow
• Uma
• Umayyad architecture
• Undercroft
• Unfinished building
• Universal design
• Upper Lusatian house
• Upright and Wing
• Urban canyon
• Urban castle
• Urban design
• Urban planning
• Urban planning in ancient Egypt
• Urban planning in Australia
• Urban planning in communist countries
• Urban planning in Nazi Germany
• Usonia
• Uthland-Frisian house

V

• Vainakh tower architecture
• Valencian Art Nouveau
• Valencian Gothic
• Vancouver Special
• Vancouverism
• Vanderbilt houses
• Vastu shastra
• Vatadage
• Vault
• Velarium
• Vellar cupola
• Venereum
• Venetian door
• Venetian Gothic architecture
• Venetian Renaissance architecture
• Venetian window
• Venice Biennale of Architecture
• Ventilation
• Ventilation shaft
• Veranda
• Verify in field
• Vernacular architecture
• Vernacular architecture in Norway
• Vernacular architecture of the Carpathians
• Vernacular residential architecture of Western Sichuan
• Vesara
• Vestibule
• Viaduct
• Victorian architecture
• Victorian house
• Victorian restoration
• Victory column
• Viga
• Vihāra
• Vijayanagara architecture
• Viking ring fortress
• Villa
• Villa rustica
• Vimana
• Vineyard style
• Visigothic art and architecture
• Vitruvian module
• Vitruvian opening
• Vitruvian scroll
• Volume and displacement indicators for an architectural structure
• Volute
• Vomitorium
• Votive column
• Voussoir

W

• Wada
• Waldlerhaus
• Wall
• Wall dormer
• Wall footing
• Walipini
• Wantilan
• Wat
• Watchtower
• Water castle
• Watergate
• Waterleaf
• Water table
• Water tower
• Wattle and daub
• Wayō
• Wealden hall house
• Weavers' cottage
• Weavers' windows
• Wedding-cake style
• Weep
• Well house
• Welsh Tower houses
• Wessobrunner School
• Western Chalukya architecture
• Western false front architecture
• Westwork
• Wetu
• Wharenui
• Whispering gallery
• Widow's walk
• Wilhelminism
• Wind brace
• Windcatcher
• Window
• Window blind
• Window sill
• Wing
• Wing wall
• Witch window
• Witches' stones
• Wooden synagogues in the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth
• World Architecture Festival
• World Architecture Survey
• WPA Rustic
• Wunderlich

X

• Xylotechnigraphy
• Xystum
• Xystus

Y

• Yagura
• Yakhchāl
• Yalı
• Yaodong
• Yeseria
• Yett

Z

• Z-plan castle
• Zakopane Style
• Zarih
• Zellige
• Zenshūyō
• Zero carbon housing
• Zero-energy building
• Zingel
• Zoomorphic architecture
• Zoophorus
• Zvonnitsa
• Zwinger

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See also

• Architecture portal

• Outline of architecture
• Outline of classical architecture
• Table of years in architecture
• Timeline of architecture
• Glossary of architecture