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History of Architecture IV
FA-DR4Acad. year: 2011/2012
The turn of the 18th and 19th century was a dramatic period of conflict between the rational and pragmatic classicism on the one hand, and the brittle romanticism on the other hand. The knowledge of this context and of the significance of the industrial revolution is combined with the study of architecture and building in the 19th century in Europe and in the Czech lands. The knowledge of the relations between social development, culture, technology and science, exemplified by architectural vocabulary, new structures and materials, as well as by the roots of inspiration and examples of architecture, is the aim of this subject.
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Classicism and empire, groundwork rise, concurrence on story and accidence
Sights classicism France, Italy
Sights classicism Russia, Germany
Sights classicism England, America
Classicism and empire in Czech lands
Romanticism 19. century
Romanticism exemplary European architecture
Romanticism in Czech lands
New construction and materials 19. century
Architecture historicism - Europe
Architecture historicism Czech country
Chicag s school
Legacy 19. century
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