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Westminster Abbey
perpendicular style
Gothic
ren tomb Henry pietro torrigiani |
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Hampton Court
Henry VIII acq by Wolsey
after dads Westminster
long gallery |
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Haddon Hall
FMH
Long Gallery
2 Courtyards
Duke of Rutland |
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Penshurst Place
Sir John de Pulteney
Normand baron aristocracy great halls
deis end for court |
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Ightham Mote
Kent-hops
some timber
KINGPOST roof
palladian windows |
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Little Moreton House
jetty
coving
emulate FMH
long gallery
vernacular architecture
Pitchford Hall |
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Giffords hall
oak and plaster weather
structural timbers wood =rare
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Paycockes
brick nogging
ORIEL WINDOWS |
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Sparrowes
greatest use of PARGETTING
jetties
jetty bressummer
bay windows |
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Alfriston Clergy House
1st National trust building
king or crown post roof
timber framing |
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Old Somerset House
1st in England built entirely classicaly
more windows
frontis piece
1st time orders were superimposed correctly
ballistrades
infl. LONGLEAT |
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Longleat
R. Smythson and S. John Thynne(new man)
emulates Old somerset
diss monastery
Alan Maynard
OUTWARD looking
renaissance features
"1st Prodigy House"
banqueting houses on roof
strapwork
palazzo del te-Guilio Romano
hammerbeam great hall |
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Holdenby House
Sir Christopher Hatton
largest prodigy house!
lantern house
windows!!!
bankrupt
Tried to be Proxy Palace
strapwork proliferates with Flemish craftsmen from Antwerp |
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Hardwick Hall
R. Smythson and Elizabeth of Shrewsbury (Bess)
similarities to Longleat
exposed corners
pavilions (towers)
3 = piano nobile
LONGEST LONG GALLERY
ren loggia
tuscan columns
aims for more symmetry with placement of great hall
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Montacute
NO COURTYARD like Hardwick
old monastery
some ballistrades and gables
ground floor is tallest
1 story great hall
banqueting houses
Gothic and Ren classicism |
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Burton Agnes
R. Smythson
atypical of his style
strange entrance
elaborate carving on screen of great hall
Dance of Death vanitas picture=memento mori |
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Hatfield House
R. Cecil
U shaped house
stone from normandy
loggia renaissance arcade
superimposed orders
Great hall is heavy in mannerist decor
2 doors on elaborate screen Italian!
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Rushton Triangular Lodge
symbolism
faith
3=trinity |
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Lyveden
Thomas Tresham's son never finished because he was a part of the gunpowder plot
greek cross |
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Wollaton Hall
R. Smythson symbolism
top doesnt fit
Francis Willobee
lots of use of the orders
ballistrading
towers at corners!?!
roof strapwork
great hall with clerestory windows
and upper chamber mimicking Solomon's temple? |
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Queens House
Inigo Jones
purist infl by Palladio
arch by standards of Vitruvius as well as written in I quattri libri dell architettura
lower level is rusticated (Palladio)
palladian proportions
Great Hall with cubic golden proportion
Black and white marble like Hatfield |
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Banqueting House @ Whitehall
Palladian ideas from Queens House
divide into three with emphasis on center
increasing rustication
superimposed orders
classically correct
swags - clsssical ornamentation |
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Queens Chapel
Inigo jones
not part of whitehall because it is a catholic chapel
simple simplicity
inside has coffered ceiling like rome |
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Wilton House
Isaac De Caus with advice from Inigo
not cubic proportion |
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Covent Garden
Church designed by Inigo |
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