church

Assorted References

• major reference  (in  architecture: The temple or church)
• function as tomb  (in  tomb (funerary architecture))

contribution by

• Butterfield  (in  William Butterfield (British architect))
• Fischer von Erlach  (in  Johann Bernhard Fischer von Erlach (Austrian architect): Final projects.)
• Wren  (in  Sir Christopher Wren (English architect): Assessment)

elements

• apse  (in  apse (church architecture))
• chancel  (in  chancel (architecture))

• furnishings

  • medieval furniture  (in  furniture: Later Middle Ages)
  • pew  (in  pew (furniture))
• rood screen  (in  rood screen (architecture))
• sacristy  (in  sacristy (architecture))
• symbolism of elements  (in  ceremonial object (religion): Places of worship and sacrifice)

periods

• Baroque and Rococo  (in  Western architecture: Baroque and Rococo)
• early Christian  (in  Western architecture: First period, to ad 313; in  Christianity: The primitive church )
• Gothic Revival  (in  Western architecture: Origins and development)
• Middle Ages  (in  Western architecture: France; in  Western architecture: Late Gothic )
• Renaissance  (in  Western architecture: Early Renaissance in Italy (1401–95))
• Romanesque  (in  Romanesque art; in  Romanesque architecture )

regional varieties

• Byzantine Empire  (in  Western architecture: The early Byzantine period (330–726))
• Latin American architecture  (in  Latin American architecture: The new urban strategy: Checkerboard plans and the Laws of the Indies)
• Russia  (in  Western architecture: Kievan Rus and Russia; in  Western architecture: Kievan Rus and Russia )

• A.W.N. Pugin (British architect and author)
• Aleijadinho (Brazilian sculptor and architect)
• Andrea Palladio (Italian architect)
• Antoni Gaudí (Spanish architect)
• Auguste Perret (French architect)
• Baldassare Longhena (Venetian architect)
• Balthasar Neumann (German architect)
• Ban Shigeru (Japanese architect)
• Carlo Fontana (Italian architect)
• Carlo Maderno (Italian architect)
• Diego de Siloé (Spanish artist)
• Dominikus Zimmermann (German architect)
• Donato Bramante (Italian architect)
• Egid Quirin Asam (German architect)
• Eliel Saarinen (Finnish architect)
• Eugène-Emmanuel Viollet-le-Duc (French architect)
• Felix Candela (Spanish architect)
• Filippo Brunelleschi (Italian architect)
• Filippo Juvarra (Italian architect)
• Francesco Borromini (Italian architect)
• Francesco di Giorgio (Italian artist)
• George Dance, the Younger (British architect and artist)
• George Edmund Street (British architect)
• Giacomo da Vignola (Italian architect)
• Gian Lorenzo Bernini (Italian artist)
• Guarino Guarini (Italian architect, priest, mathematician, and theologian)
• Henry Hobson Richardson (American architect)
• Inigo Jones (English architect and artist)
• Jacob van Campen (Dutch architect)
• Jacques Lemercier (French architect)
• James Renwick (American architect)
• Jean-François-Thérèse Chalgrin (French architect)
• Johann Bernhard Fischer von Erlach (Austrian architect)
• Johann Michael Fischer (German architect)
• Juan de Herrera (Spanish architect)
• Jules Hardouin-Mansart (French architect)
• Karl Friedrich Schinkel (German architect and painter)
• Le Corbusier (Swiss architect)
• Leon Battista Alberti (Italian architect and author)
• Louis I. Kahn (American architect)
• Michelozzo (Italian artist)
• Nicholas Hawksmoor (British architect)
• Pietro da Cortona (Italian artist)
• Pietro Lombardo (Italian sculptor)
• Raphael (Italian painter and architect)
• Richard Upjohn (American architect)
• Sir Christopher Wren (English architect)
• Sir George Gilbert Scott (British architect)
• Sir Giles Gilbert Scott (British architect)
• William Butterfield (British architect)

• Basilica of Constantine (ancient building, Rome, Italy)
• Basilica of Guadalupe (church, Villa de Guadalupe Hidalgo, Mexico)
• El Escorial (Spain)
• First Church of Christ, Scientist (church, Boston, Massachusetts, United States)
• Gesù (church, Rome, Italy)
• Hagia Sophia (church, Istanbul, Turkey)
• Holy Sepulchre (tomb, Jerusalem)
• Madeleine (church, Paris, France)
• Old Saint Peter’s Basilica (historical church, Rome, Italy)
• Panthéon (building, Paris, France)
• Saint Basil the Blessed (church, Moscow, Russia)
• Saint Margaret’s Church (church, London, United Kingdom)
• Saint Peter’s Basilica (church, Vatican City)
• San Carlo alle Quattro Fontane (church, Rome, Italy)
• San Francesco (monastery and church, Assisi, Italy)
• San Giorgio Maggiore (church, Venice, Italy)
• San Lorenzo (church, Florence, Italy)
• San Marco Basilica (church, Venice, Italy)
• San Miniato al Monte (church, Florence, Italy)
• Sankt Michael (church, Hildesheim, Germany)
• Sant’Ambrogio Basilica (basilica, Milan, Italy)
• Santa Croce (church, Florence, Italy)
• Santa Maria dei Frari (church, Venice, Italy)
• Santa Maria Novella (church, Florence, Italy)
• Westminster Abbey (church, London, United Kingdom)
• Yamoussoukro Basilica (church, Yamoussoukro, Côte d’Ivoire)

• aisle (architecture)
• altarpiece (religion)
• ambo (church architecture)
• ambulatory (church architecture)
• apse (church architecture)
• baldachin (architecture)
• baptistery (architecture)
• bema (architecture)
• cathedral (Christian church)
• chancel (architecture)
• chantry (architecture)
• chapel (architecture)
• chevet (architecture)
• choir (church architecture)
• Christianity
• church (architecture)
• church (architecture)
• church (Christianity)
• confessional (religious architecture)
• crypt (architecture)
• galilee (church architecture)
• Greek-cross plan (architecture)
• gurdwara (Sikh temple)
• hagioscope (architecture)
• hall church (architecture)
• iconostasis (architecture)
• jube (architecture)
• Lady chapel (architecture)
• mashriq al-adhkār (Bahāʾī temple)
• mosque (place of worship)
• narthex (architecture)
• nave (church architecture)
• oratory (architecture)
• presbytery (cathedral architecture)
• pulpit (architecture)
• retable (religious art)
• rood screen (architecture)
• sacristy (architecture)
• sanctuary (religion)
• sanctuary knocker (architecture)
• sedilia (architecture)
• slype (architecture)
• stave church
• synagogue (Judaism)
• temple (building)
• transept (architecture)
• triforium (architecture)
• United House of Prayer for All People (American religious organization)
• worship (religion)

• Facts about church, as discussed in Britannica's Elementary Encyclopedia Church:
• Facts about church: Baroque and Rococo, as discussed in Western architecture: Baroque and Rococo:
• Facts about church: Butterfield, as discussed in William Butterfield (British architect):
• Facts about church: Byzantine Empire, as discussed in Britannica Compton's Encyclopedia architecture: Byzantine Empire:
• Facts about church: Byzantine Empire, as discussed in Western architecture: The early Byzantine period (330–726):
• Facts about church: Fischer von Erlach, as discussed in Johann Bernhard Fischer von Erlach (Austrian architect): Final projects.:
• Facts about church: Gothic Revival, as discussed in Western architecture: Origins and development:
• Facts about church: Gothic architecture, as discussed in Britannica Compton's Encyclopedia architecture: Gothic:
• Facts about church: Latin American architecture, as discussed in Latin American architecture: The new urban strategy: Checkerboard plans and the Laws of the Indies:
• Facts about church: Middle Ages, as discussed in Western architecture: France:
• Facts about church: Middle Ages, as discussed in Western architecture: Late Gothic:
• Facts about church: Renaissance, as discussed in Western architecture: Early Renaissance in Italy (1401–95):
• Facts about church: Roman Republic, as discussed in Britannica Compton's Encyclopedia architecture: Christian Rome:
• Facts about church: Romanesque period, as discussed in Britannica Compton's Encyclopedia architecture: Romanesque:
• Facts about church: Romanesque, as discussed in Romanesque architecture:
• Facts about church: Romanesque, as discussed in Romanesque art:
• Facts about church: Russia, as discussed in Western architecture: Kievan Rus and Russia:
• Facts about church: Russia, as discussed in Western architecture: Kievan Rus and Russia:
• Facts about church: Wren, as discussed in Sir Christopher Wren (English architect): Assessment:
• Facts about church: apse, as discussed in apse (church architecture):
• Facts about church: bells, as discussed in Britannica Compton's Encyclopedia bell: First Church Bells:
• Facts about church: chancel, as discussed in chancel (architecture):
• Facts about church: cities, as discussed in Britannica Compton's Encyclopedia city: Middle Ages:
• Facts about church: early Christian, as discussed in Western architecture: First period, to ad 313:
• Facts about church: function as tomb, as discussed in tomb (funerary architecture):
• Facts about church: major reference, as discussed in architecture: The temple or church:
• Facts about church: medieval furniture, as discussed in furniture: Later Middle Ages:
• Facts about church: pew, as discussed in pew (furniture):
• Facts about church: rood screen, as discussed in rood screen (architecture):
• Facts about church: sacristy, as discussed in sacristy (architecture):
• Facts about church: stained glass, as discussed in Britannica Compton's Encyclopedia stained glass:
• Facts about church: symbolism of elements, as discussed in ceremonial object (religion): Places of worship and sacrifice: