Westminster Abbey

perpendicular style

Gothic

ren tomb Henry pietro torrigiani

Hampton Court

Henry VIII acq by Wolsey

after dads Westminster

long gallery

Haddon Hall

FMH

Long Gallery 

2 Courtyards

Duke of Rutland

Penshurst Place

Sir John de Pulteney

Normand baron aristocracy great halls

deis end for court

Ightham Mote

Kent-hops

some timber 

KINGPOST roof

palladian windows

Little Moreton House

jetty

coving

emulate FMH

long gallery

vernacular architecture

Pitchford Hall

Giffords hall

oak and plaster weather

structural timbers wood =rare

Paycockes

brick nogging

ORIEL WINDOWS

Sparrowes

greatest use of PARGETTING

jetties

jetty bressummer

bay windows

Alfriston Clergy House

1st National trust building

king or crown post roof

timber framing

Old Somerset House

1st in England built entirely classicaly

more windows 

frontis piece

1st time orders were superimposed correctly

ballistrades

infl. LONGLEAT

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

Holdenby House

Sir Christopher Hatton

largest prodigy house!

lantern house

windows!!!

bankrupt 

Tried to be Proxy Palace

strapwork proliferates with Flemish craftsmen from Antwerp

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

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

Burton Agnes

R. Smythson

atypical of his style 

strange entrance

elaborate carving on screen of great hall

Dance of Death vanitas picture=memento mori

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!

Rushton Triangular Lodge

symbolism

faith

3=trinity

Lyveden

Thomas Tresham's son never finished because he was a part of the gunpowder plot

greek cross

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?

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

Banqueting House @ Whitehall

Palladian ideas from Queens House

divide into three with emphasis on center

increasing rustication 

superimposed orders

classically correct

swags - clsssical ornamentation

Queens Chapel

Inigo jones

not part of whitehall because it is a catholic chapel

simple simplicity

inside has coffered ceiling like rome

Wilton House 

Isaac De Caus with advice from Inigo

not cubic proportion

Covent Garden

Church designed by Inigo