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    ARCH301 History of Architecture 2

    COLOUR Daniele Salvoldi, PhD


    Lesson 13
    ABBEY GATE, LORSCH (800)
    Old St. Peter’s Basilica (360)

    Arch of Constantine (315)


    Late Roman sarcophagus

    Moorish
    architecture

    Opus (vittatum) reticulatum


    [175] MADRASA, MAUSOLEUM AND SABIL OF
    SULTAN AL-ASHRAF BARSBAY, CAIRO (1423-24)
    Qadi ‘Abd al-Basit
    (supervisor)
    Corner sabil

    Mausoleum

    Madrasa with 4
    iwans
    Floor of the
    Mosque of al-
    Mu’ini, Dumiyat
    (before 1455)
    Scrolled corner

    Chevron pattern

    Fleur-de-lys crenellation
    CATHEDRAL, PISA (1063, 1089-1272)
    Buscheto and Rainaldo
    Cathedral, Genova (1110-18)

    Palace of the
    Doria Family,
    Genova (late
    13th century)
    Cathedral, Siena
    (1196-1348)
    Tunis

    Greece

    Egypt

    Spain
    THE SABIL-KUTTAB OF MUSTAFA III, CAIRO
    (1758-60)
    ST. MARIA PRESSO ST. SATIRO, MILAN (1470S)
    Arch. Donato Bramante
    The original 9th-
    century church
    of St. Satiro

    The baptistery
    designed by
    Bramante
    BASILICA OF ST. MARK, VENICE (1063-1089)
    Church of the Holy Apostles, Constantinople (6th century)
    “Acre Pillars”, in fact from the
    Church of St. Polyeuktos in
    Constantinople
    GREEN MOSQUE, BURSA (1420)
    Arch. Hacı İvaz Paşa
    Soup Kitchen
    (Imarethane)
    Green Tomb
    (Tomb of Mehmed I)

    Green Mosque

    Bath house (Hamam)

    Religious School (Madrasah)


    Le Corbusier Sketches at Bursa Green Mosque

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