Architectural Style

-          massive Filipino churches with thick walls

-          scrolled buttress,

-          volute,

-           plain facade with pilasters, and

-          ornamental urns.

• Fil-Hispanic Rococo.

• Gothic Revival

• Earthquake Baroque

• High-renaissance

-          combine fanciful and elegant designs of shellwork

-          scrolls, rocaille,

-           and Philippine flora and

fauna as ornamental motifs.

• Fil-Hispanic Rococo.

• Gothic Revival

• High-renaissance

• Earthquake Baroque

-          reviving the spirit and form of Gothic

-          Pointed arch,

-          ribbed vault,

-          flying buttress,

-          traceries widow,

-          slender Pier and column, and lofty steeple.

• Gothic Revival

• Fil-Hispanic Rococo.

• Earthquake Baroque

• High-renaissance

-          late 15th to early 16th century,

-          heavy rustification,

-          façade filled with classical elements, and

illusion of sculptural volume in design

• Gothic Revival

• High-renaissance

• Fil-Hispanic Rococo.

• Earthquake Baroque

-          round arch,

-          thick wall,

-          small window, and

-          division of interiors into compartment bays.

• Romanesque Revival.

• Gothic Revival

• Fil-Hispanic Rococo

• High-renaissance

• - earthen mounds, stone circles, megaliths

• - Stonehenge, cliff dwellings

• - thatch and mud structures

• PREHISTORIC

• MESOPOTAMIA

• ANCIENT EGYPT

• BYZANTINE

powerful rulers constructed monumental pyramids, temples, and shrines.

• ROCOCO

• MESOPOTAMIA

• BYZANTINE

• ANCIENT EGYPT

t refers to Persia, Assyria & Babylon.

• RENAISSANCE

• MESOPOTAMIA

• NEOCLASSICISM

• NEO-GOTHIC

From the rise of ancient Greece until the fall of the Roman empire

• CLASSICAL

• GOTHIC

• RENAISSANCE

• BEAUX ARTS

used brick instead of stone, domed roofs, elaborate mosaics, and classical forms.

• - Stained Glass or Mosaic Glass

• GOTHIC

• ROMANESQUE

• BAROQUE

• BYZANTINE