Index of architecture articles

This is an alphabetical index of articles related to architecture.

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 * 4th millennium BC in architecture
 * 30th century BC in architecture
 * 29th century BC in architecture
 * 27th century BC in architecture
 * 26th century BC in architecture
 * 25th century BC in architecture
 * 21st century BC in architecture
 * 19th century BC in architecture
 * 18th century BC in architecture
 * 14th century BC in architecture
 * 13th century BC in architecture
 * 6th century BC in architecture
 * 5th century BC in architecture
 * 2nd century in architecture
 * 3rd century in architecture
 * 4th century in architecture
 * 5th century in architecture
 * 6th century in architecture
 * 7th century in architecture
 * 8th century in architecture
 * 9th century in architecture
 * 10th century in architecture
 * 11th century in architecture
 * 14th century in architecture
 * 1000s in architecture
 * 2000 in architecture

A

 * A-frame building
 * A-un
 * Abacus
 * Ab anbar
 * Abat-son
 * Abbasid architecture
 * Ablaq
 * Acanthus
 * Accolade
 * Achaemenid architecture
 * Acropolis
 * Acroterion
 * Adam style
 * Adaptive reuse
 * Additive Architecture
 * Adirondack Architecture
 * Adobe
 * Advanced work
 * Adyton
 * Aedicula
 * Aeolic order
 * Aerary
 * Aerospace architecture
 * Affordable housing by country
 * Affordable housing in Canada
 * Afromodernism
 * Agadir
 * Airey house
 * Aisle
 * Akbari architecture
 * Albarrana tower
 * Alcazaba
 * Alcázar
 * Alcove
 * Alfarje
 * Alfiz
 * Alure
 * Amalaka
 * Ambry
 * Ambulacrum
 * Ambulatory
 * American colonial architecture
 * American Foursquare
 * American Renaissance
 * Ammonite order
 * Amphiprostyle
 * Amphitheatre
 * Amsterdam School
 * Anastylosis
 * Anathyrosis
 * Anchor plate
 * Ancient Chinese wooden architecture
 * Ancient Egyptian architecture
 * Ancient Greek and Roman roofs
 * Ancient Greek architecture
 * Ancient Greek temple
 * Ancient Indian architecture
 * Ancient monuments of Java
 * Ancient Roman architecture
 * Ancient Roman defensive walls
 * Andalusian patio
 * Andaruni
 * Andean Baroque
 * Andron
 * Anglo-Japanese style
 * Anglo-Saxon architecture
 * Anglo-Saxon turriform churches
 * Annulet
 * Anta
 * Anta capital
 * Antarala
 * Antae temple
 * Antebellum architecture
 * Antechamber
 * Ante-chapel
 * Ante-choir
 * Antefix
 * Apadana
 * Apartment
 * Apodyterium
 * Apophyge
 * Apron
 * Apse
 * Apse chapel
 * Apsidiole
 * Aqueduct
 * Arabesque
 * Araeostyle
 * Arcachon villa
 * Arcade
 * Arch
 * Arch bridge
 * Architect
 * Architects of Iran
 * Architrave
 * Archivolt
 * Architect of record
 * Architectural acoustics
 * Architectural analytics
 * Architectural animation
 * Architectural conservation
 * Architectural design competition
 * Architectural design optimization
 * Architectural design values
 * Architectural designer
 * Architectural development of the eastern end of cathedrals in England and France
 * Architectural drawing
 * Architectural education in the United Kingdom
 * Architectural educator
 * Architectural endoscopy
 * Architectural engineer (PE)
 * Architectural engineering
 * Architectural Experience Program (AXP)
 * Architectural forgery in Japan
 * Architectural firm
 * Architectural geometry
 * Architectural glass
 * Architectural Heritage Society of Scotland
 * Architectural historian
 * Architectural icon
 * Architectural illustrator
 * Architectural ironmongery
 * Architectural light shelf
 * Architectural lighting design
 * Architectural metals
 * Architectural model
 * Architectural mythology
 * Architectural photographers
 * Architectural photography
 * Architectural plan
 * Architectural propaganda
 * Architectural psychology in Germany
 * Architectural rendering
 * Architectural reprography
 * Architectural Review
 * Architectural school of Nakhchivan
 * Architectural sculpture
 * Architectural sculpture in the United States
 * Architectural style
 * Architectural technologist
 * Architectural technology
 * Architectural terracotta
 * Architectural theory
 * Architectural vaults
 * Architecture
 * Architecture for Humanity
 * Architecture in early modern Scotland
 * Architecture in modern Scotland
 * Architecture in Omaha, Nebraska
 * Architecture museum
 * Architecture of Aarhus
 * Architecture of Aberdeen
 * Architecture of Afghanistan
 * Architecture of Africa
 * Architecture of Albania
 * Architecture of Albany, New York
 * Architecture of Algeria
 * Architecture of Almaty
 * Architecture of ancient Sri Lanka
 * Architecture of Angola
 * Architecture of Argentina
 * Architecture of Atlanta
 * Architecture of Australia
 * Architecture of Aylesbury
 * Architecture of Azerbaijan
 * Architecture of Baku
 * Architecture of Bangladesh
 * Architecture of Barcelona
 * Architecture of Bathurst, New South Wales
 * Architecture of Belfast
 * Architecture of Belgrade
 * Architecture of Bengal
 * Architecture of Berlin
 * Architecture of Bermuda
 * Architecture of Bhutan
 * Architecture of Birmingham
 * Architecture of Bolivia
 * Architecture of Bosnia and Herzegovina
 * Architecture of Boston
 * Architecture of Brazil
 * Architecture of Buffalo, New York
 * Architecture of the Bulgarian Revival
 * Architecture of the California missions
 * Architecture of Canada
 * Architecture of Cantabria
 * Architecture of Cape Verde
 * Architecture of Cardiff
 * Architecture of Casablanca
 * Architecture of cathedrals and great churches
 * Architecture of Central Asia
 * Architecture of Chennai
 * Architecture of Chicago
 * Architecture of Chile
 * Architecture of Chiswick House
 * Architecture of Colombia
 * Architecture of Copenhagen
 * Architecture of Costa Rica
 * Architecture of Croatia
 * Architecture of Cuba
 * Architecture of the Cucuteni–Trypillia culture
 * Architecture of Dakota Crescent
 * Architecture of Delhi
 * Architecture of Denmark
 * Architecture of Dhaka
 * Architecture of England
 * Architecture of Estonia
 * Architecture of Ethiopia
 * Architecture of Fez
 * Architecture of Fiji
 * Architecture of Finland
 * Architecture of Fredericksburg, Texas
 * Architecture of Georgia
 * Architecture of Germany
 * Architecture of Glasgow
 * Architecture of Goan Catholics
 * Architecture of Gujarat
 * Architecture of Hong Kong
 * Architecture of Houston
 * Architecture of Hungary
 * Architecture of Hyderabad
 * Architecture of Iceland
 * Architecture of India
 * Architecture of Indonesia
 * Architecture of Ireland
 * Architecture of Istanbul
 * Architecture of Italy
 * Architecture of Jacksonville
 * Architecture of Jiangxi
 * Architecture of Johannesburg
 * Architecture of Jordan
 * Architecture of Kansas City
 * Architecture of Karnataka
 * Architecture of Kathmandu
 * Architecture of Kerala
 * Architecture of Kievan Rus'
 * Architecture of Kosovo
 * Architecture of Kuala Lumpur
 * Architecture of Kuwait
 * Architecture of Lagos
 * Architecture of Lahore
 * Architecture of Las Vegas
 * Architecture of Lebanon
 * Architecture of Leeds
 * Architecture of Letterkenny
 * Architecture of Lhasa
 * Architecture of Limerick
 * Architecture of Liverpool
 * Architecture of London
 * Architecture of the London Borough of Croydon
 * Architecture of Lucknow
 * Architecture of Luxembourg
 * Architecture of Macau
 * Architecture of Madagascar
 * Architecture of Madrid
 * Architecture of Maharashtra
 * Architecture of Mali
 * Architecture of Malta
 * Architecture of Manchester
 * Architecture of Mangalorean Catholics
 * Architecture of the medieval cathedrals of England
 * Architecture of Melbourne
 * Architecture of Mesopotamia
 * Architecture of metropolitan Detroit
 * Architecture of Mexico
 * Architecture of Monaco
 * Architecture of Mongolia
 * Architecture of Montenegro
 * Architecture of Montreal
 * Architecture of Mostar
 * Architecture of Mumbai
 * Architecture of the Netherlands
 * Architecture of Nepal
 * Architecture of New York City
 * Architecture of New Zealand
 * Architecture of Nigeria
 * Architecture of Normandy
 * Architecture of North Macedonia
 * Architecture of Norway
 * Architecture of Ottawa
 * Architecture of Paris
 * Architecture of the Paris Métro
 * Architecture of Palestine
 * Architecture of Peć
 * Architecture of Penang
 * Architecture of Peru
 * Architecture of Philadelphia
 * Architecture of the Philippines
 * Architecture of Plymouth, Pennsylvania
 * Architecture of Portland, Oregon
 * Architecture of Provence
 * Architecture of Puerto Rico
 * Architecture of Quebec
 * Architecture of Quebec City
 * Architecture of Rajasthan
 * Architecture of Rome
 * Architecture of Samoa
 * Architecture of San Antonio
 * Architecture of San Francisco
 * Architecture of Saudi Arabia
 * Architecture of Scotland
 * Architecture of Scotland in the Industrial Revolution
 * Architecture of Scotland in the Middle Ages
 * Architecture of Scotland in the Prehistoric era
 * Architecture of Scotland in the Roman era
 * Architecture of Seattle
 * Architecture of Serbia
 * Architecture of Singapore
 * Architecture of Sri Lanka
 * Architecture of the Song dynasty
 * Architecture of South Korea
 * Architecture of St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador
 * Architecture of St. Louis
 * Architecture of Stockholm
 * Architecture of Sumatra
 * Architecture of Sweden
 * Architecture of Switzerland
 * Architecture of Sydney
 * Architecture of Taiwan
 * Architecture of Tamil Nadu
 * Architecture of the Tarnovo Artistic School
 * Architecture of Tehran
 * Architecture of Telangana
 * Architecture of Texas
 * Architecture of Thailand
 * Architecture of Tibet
 * Architecture of Tokyo
 * Architecture of Toronto
 * Architecture of Turkey
 * Architecture of the Netherlands
 * Architecture of the Paris Métro
 * Architecture of the United Arab Emirates
 * Architecture of the United Kingdom
 * Architecture of the United States
 * Architecture of Uttar Pradesh
 * Architecture of Uzbekistan
 * Architecture of Vancouver
 * Architecture of Vatican City
 * Architecture of Veliko Tarnovo
 * Architecture of Wales
 * Architecture of Warsaw
 * Architecture of Western Australia
 * Architecture of Yugoslavia
 * Architecture of Zimbabwe
 * Architecture parlante
 * Architecture schools in Switzerland
 * Architecture studio
 * Architecture terrible
 * Architrave
 * Archivolt
 * Arcology
 * Arcosolium
 * Ardhamandapa
 * Area
 * Arena
 * Armenian architecture
 * Armenian church architecture
 * Arris
 * Arrowslit
 * Art Deco
 * Art Deco architecture
 * Art Deco architecture of New York City
 * Art Deco in Mumbai
 * Art Deco in Paris
 * Art Deco in the United States
 * Art Deco buildings in Sydney
 * Art Nouveau
 * Art Nouveau architecture in Riga
 * Art Nouveau architecture in Russia
 * Art Nouveau in Alcoy
 * Art Nouveau in Antwerp
 * Art Nouveau in Strasbourg
 * Art Nouveau religious buildings
 * Artesonado
 * Articular church
 * Articulation
 * Ashlar
 * Assam-type architecture
 * Association of German Architects
 * Astragal
 * Asturian architecture
 * Astylar
 * Atalburu
 * Atlantean figures
 * Atlas
 * Atmosphere
 * Atrium
 * Attap dwelling
 * Attic
 * Attic base
 * Attic style
 * Aula regia
 * Australian architectural styles
 * Australian non-residential architectural styles
 * Australian residential architectural styles
 * Autonomous building
 * Avant-garde architecture
 * Avant-corps
 * Awning
 * Azekurazukuri
 * Aztec architecture

B

 * Barabara
 * Bachelor of Architectural Studies
 * Bachelor of Architecture
 * Back-to-back house
 * Badami Chalukya architecture
 * Bailey
 * Baita
 * Balairung
 * Balconet
 * Balconies of Cusco
 * Balconies of Lima
 * Balcony
 * Bald arch
 * Baldachin
 * Baldresca
 * Bale kulkul
 * Bali Aga architecture
 * Balinese architecture
 * Balinese traditional house
 * Ball flower
 * Baluster
 * Banjarese architecture
 * Banna'i
 * Banqueting house
 * Banquette
 * Baptistery
 * Baradari
 * Barbican
 * Bargeboard
 * Bargrennan chambered cairn
 * Barndominium
 * Baroque architecture
 * Baroque architecture in Portugal
 * Baroque Revival architecture
 * Barrel roof
 * Barrel vault
 * Bartizan
 * Baseboard
 * Basement
 * Basilica
 * Bastide (Provençal manor)
 * Bastion
 * Bastion fort
 * Bastle house
 * Batak architecture
 * Batter
 * Battered corner
 * Battle of the Styles
 * Battlement
 * Baubotanik
 * Bauhaus
 * Bay
 * Bay-and-gable
 * Bay window
 * Beach house
 * Bead and reel
 * Beaux-Arts architecture
 * Bed-mould
 * Beehive house
 * Belarusian Gothic
 * Belfry
 * Bell-cot
 * Bell-gable
 * Bell roof
 * Bell tower
 * Bell tower (wat)
 * Belsize Architects
 * Belt course
 * Belvedere
 * Bench table
 * Bent
 * Bent entrance
 * Berg house
 * Béton brut
 * Bezantée
 * Biedermeier
 * Bifora
 * Bildts farmhouse
 * Biomimetic architecture
 * Bionic architecture
 * Black and white bungalow
 * Black-and-white Revival architecture
 * Black Forest house
 * Blackhouse
 * Blind arcade
 * Blind arch
 * Blobitecture
 * Blockhouse
 * Blue roof
 * Bolection
 * Bond beam
 * Bosnian style in architecture
 * Boss
 * Bossage
 * Bossche School
 * Bouleuterion
 * Bowellism
 * Bowtell
 * Bow window
 * Box gutter
 * Brabantine Gothic
 * Bracket
 * Brahmasthan
 * Branchwork
 * Brâncovenesc style
 * Brattishing
 * Breezeway
 * Bresse house
 * Bressummer
 * Bretèche
 * Brick Expressionism
 * Brick Gothic
 * Brick Gothic buildings
 * Brick nog
 * Brick Renaissance
 * Brick Romanesque buildings
 * Brickwork
 * Bridge castle
 * Brief
 * Brise soleil
 * Bristol Byzantine
 * British megalith architecture
 * Broach spire
 * Broch
 * Brutalist architecture
 * Brutalist structures
 * Bucranium
 * Buddhist architecture
 * Building
 * Building code
 * Building design
 * Building envelope
 * Building restoration
 * Building typology
 * Buildings and architecture of Allentown, Pennsylvania
 * Buildings and architecture of Bath
 * Buildings and architecture of Brighton and Hove
 * Buildings and architecture of Bristol
 * Buildings and architecture of New Orleans
 * Buildings in Dubai
 * Burdock piling
 * Burgus
 * Burnham Baroque
 * But and ben
 * Butterfly roof
 * Buttress
 * Byre-dwelling
 * Byzantine architecture
 * Byzantine Revival architecture

C

 * Caisson
 * Caldarium
 * Calendar house
 * California bungalow
 * Camarín
 * Camber beam
 * Cambridge School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture
 * Canada's grand railway hotels
 * Canadian Centre for Architecture
 * Candi bentar
 * Candi of Indonesia
 * Canopy
 * Cant
 * Cantilever
 * Cantoris
 * Cape Dutch architecture
 * Capilla abierta
 * Capital
 * Caravanserai
 * Carolingian architecture
 * Carpenter Gothic
 * Carport
 * Cartilage Baroque
 * Cartouche
 * Caryatid
 * Casa montañesa
 * Cascina a corte
 * Cas di torto
 * Casemate
 * Casement stay
 * Casement window
 * Castellum
 * Cast-iron architecture
 * Castle
 * Castle chapel
 * Cast stone
 * Catalan Gothic
 * Catalan Romanesque Churches of the Vall de Boí
 * Catalan vault
 * Catenary arch
 * Cathedral
 * Cathedral arch
 * Cathedral Architect
 * Cathedral floorplan
 * Cathedrals in Spain
 * Catshead (architecture)
 * Cavaedium
 * Cavalier
 * Cave castle
 * Cavea
 * Cavetto
 * Cavity wall
 * Ceiling
 * Cella
 * Cell church
 * Cenotaph
 * Central-passage house
 * Centring
 * Ceramic house
 * Chahartaq
 * Chalet
 * Chamber gate
 * Chamber tomb
 * Chambered cairn
 * Chambranle
 * Chamfer
 * Chancel
 * Channel letters
 * Chantlate
 * Chapel
 * Chapter house
 * Chardak
 * Charleston single house
 * Charrette
 * Chartaque
 * Charter bole
 * Chartered architect
 * Château
 * Châteauesque
 * Chattel house
 * Chemin de ronde
 * Chemise
 * Cherokee Gothic
 * Chhajja
 * Chhatri
 * Chicago school
 * Chigi
 * Chilotan architecture
 * Chimney
 * Chimney breast
 * Chinese architecture
 * Chinese Chippendale
 * Chinese Islamic architecture
 * Chinese pagoda
 * Chinese temple architecture
 * Choga
 * Choir
 * Chola art and architecture
 * Church architecture
 * Church architecture in England
 * Church architecture in Scotland
 * Church window
 * Churches in Norway
 * Churches of Chiloé
 * Churrigueresque
 * Ciborium
 * Circulation
 * Circus
 * Cistercian architecture
 * Citadel
 * City Beautiful movement
 * City block
 * City gate
 * City of Vicenza and the Palladian Villas of the Veneto
 * Clapboard
 * Classical architecture
 * Classical order
 * Clerestory
 * Clerk of works
 * Cliff dwelling
 * Clock gable
 * Cloister
 * Cloister vault
 * Coade stone
 * Cobblestone architecture
 * Coenaculum
 * Coercion castle
 * Coffer
 * Collegiate Gothic
 * Colonette
 * Colonial architecture
 * Colonial architecture in Jakarta
 * Colonial architecture in Padang
 * Colonial architecture in Surabaya
 * Colonial architecture of Indonesia
 * Colonial architecture of Makassar
 * Colonial architecture of Southeast Asia
 * Colonial Revival architecture
 * Colonnade
 * Column
 * Comacine masters
 * Combination stair
 * Compass
 * Complementary architecture
 * Compound pier
 * Compression member
 * Computer-aided architectural design
 * Comtois steeple
 * Concatenation
 * Concentric castle
 * Conceptual architecture
 * Conch house
 * Concrete landscape curbing
 * Concrete shell
 * Congrès Internationaux d'Architecture Moderne
 * Conical roof
 * Conisterium
 * Connected farm
 * Construction partnering
 * Constructivist architecture
 * Consumption wall
 * Contemporary architecture
 * Contextual architecture
 * Conversation pit
 * Coping
 * Copper cladding
 * Copper in architecture
 * Coptic architecture
 * Copyright in architecture in the United States
 * Corbel
 * Corbel arch
 * Cordonata
 * Core
 * Corinthian order
 * Cornerstone
 * Corner tower
 * Cornice
 * Coron
 * Corps de logis
 * Cosmatesque
 * Cotswold architecture
 * Cottage flat
 * Cottage orné
 * Cottage window
 * Council architect
 * Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat
 * Counter-arch
 * Coupled column
 * Court of honor (Cour d'honneur)
 * Course
 * Court cairn
 * Courtyard house
 * Cove lighting
 * Coved ceiling
 * Covertway
 * Crannog
 * Creole architecture in the United States
 * Crepidoma
 * Crescent
 * Cresting
 * Crimson Architectural Historians
 * Crinkle crankle wall
 * Critical regionalism
 * Croatian pre-Romanesque art and architecture
 * Crocket
 * Crooked spire
 * Cross-in-square
 * Cross-wall
 * Cross-window
 * Cross-wing
 * Crossing
 * Crowdsourcing architecture
 * Crown molding
 * Crown steeple
 * Crownwork
 * Cruciform
 * Crypt
 * Cryptoporticus
 * Cubiculum
 * Curtain wall
 * Cyclopean masonry
 * Cyclostyle
 * Cymatium
 * Cyzicene hall
 * Czech architecture
 * Czech Baroque architecture
 * Czech Cubism
 * Czech Gothic architecture
 * Czech Renaissance architecture

D

 * Dado
 * Dado rail
 * Daibutsuyō
 * Dakkah
 * Danish design
 * Darbazi
 * Dargah
 * Dartmoor longhouse
 * Deck
 * Deconstruction
 * Deconstructivism
 * Deep foundation
 * Deep Jyoti Stambh
 * Deep plan
 * Defensive wall
 * Defensive towers of Cantabria
 * Demerara window
 * Dentil
 * Destruction of country houses in 20th-century Britain
 * Detinets
 * Diagrid
 * Diamond vault
 * Diapering
 * Diaphragm arch
 * Diaulos
 * Digital architecture
 * Dikka
 * Diocletian window
 * Discharging arch
 * Disordered piling
 * Dissenting Gothic
 * Distyle
 * Distyle in antis
 * Dō
 * Doctor of Architecture
 * Dog-tooth
 * Dome
 * Domus
 * Doric order
 * Dormer
 * Double chapel
 * Double-skin facade
 * Dougong
 * Dragestil
 * Dravidian architecture
 * Drawing board
 * Dropped ceiling
 * Drum tower
 * Dry stone
 * Dun (fortification)
 * Duomo
 * Duplex (building)
 * Dutch architecture in Semarang
 * Dutch Baroque architecture
 * Dutch brick
 * Dutch Colonial architecture
 * Dutch Colonial Revival architecture
 * Dutch door
 * Dutch gable
 * Dwarf gallery
 * Dzong architecture

E

 * Early Christian art and architecture
 * Early New York Architecture in 19th Century
 * Early skyscrapers
 * Earthquake Baroque
 * East Asian hip-and-gable roof
 * Easter Sepulchre
 * Eastern Orthodox church architecture
 * Eastlake movement
 * Eave return
 * Eaves
 * Eclecticism in architecture
 * Edwardian architecture
 * Edwardian Baroque architecture
 * Egg-and-dart
 * Egyptian pyramids
 * Egyptian pyramid construction techniques
 * Egyptian Revival architecture
 * Egyptian Revival architecture in the British Isles
 * Elevated entrance
 * Elizabethan architecture
 * Elizabethan Baroque
 * Ell
 * Ellipsoidal dome
 * Elliptical dome
 * Embrasure
 * Emissary
 * Empire style
 * Enceinte
 * Enclosure castle
 * Enfilade
 * Engaged column
 * Engawa
 * English Baroque
 * English country house
 * English Gothic architecture
 * Entablature
 * Entasis
 * Ergastulum
 * Estate houses in Scotland
 * Estipite
 * Estonian vernacular architecture
 * Etruscan architecture
 * European medieval architecture in North America
 * European Route of Brick Gothic
 * European Union Prize for Contemporary Architecture
 * Euthynteria
 * Examination for Architects in Canada
 * Exedra
 * Experimental architecture
 * Expression
 * Expressionist architecture

F

 * Fabric structure
 * Facade
 * Facadism
 * False door
 * Falsework
 * Fanlight
 * Fan vault
 * Fantastic architecture
 * Farmhouse
 * Fascia
 * Fascist architecture
 * Fatimid architecture
 * Fatimid Great Palaces
 * Fauces
 * Faussebraye
 * Federal architecture
 * Federal modernism
 * Federation architecture
 * Fender pier
 * Ferro
 * Festoon
 * Fina
 * Finial
 * Firebox
 * Fire door
 * Fire lookout tower
 * Firewall
 * First national architectural movement
 * First Period
 * First Romanesque
 * Flak tower
 * Flamboyant
 * Flame palmette
 * Flanking tower
 * Flat roof
 * Flèche (architecture)
 * Flèche (fortification)
 * Flèche faîtière
 * Fleuron
 * Float glass
 * Floating floor
 * Flood arch
 * Floor medallion
 * Floor plan
 * Floor vibration
 * Florida cracker architecture
 * Florida modern
 * Flushwork
 * Fluting (architecture)
 * Flying arch
 * Flying buttress
 * Foil
 * Folk Victorian
 * Folly
 * Folly fort
 * Forced perspective
 * Forecourt
 * Form follows function
 * Fortification
 * Fortified gateway
 * Fortified house
 * Fortified tower
 * Fortochka
 * Fortress church
 * Forum
 * Foundation
 * Four-centred arch
 * Frederician Rococo
 * Free plan
 * French architecture
 * French Baroque architecture
 * French Colonial
 * French Gothic architecture
 * French Renaissance architecture
 * French Restoration style
 * French Romanesque architecture
 * Frëngji
 * Fretwork
 * Frieze
 * Frigidarium
 * Frisian farmhouse
 * Frontispiece
 * Fumarium
 * Funco
 * Functionalism
 * Fusuma

G

 * Gabion
 * Gable
 * Gablefront house
 * Gable roof
 * Gablet roof
 * Gable stone
 * Gaiola
 * Galilee
 * Gallery
 * Galleting
 * Gambrel
 * Gaper
 * Garbhagriha
 * Garderobe
 * Gargoyle
 * Garland bearers
 * Garret
 * Garrison
 * Gatehouse
 * Gate tower
 * Gavaksha
 * Gavit
 * Gazebo
 * Geestharden house
 * Geison
 * Genius loci
 * Geodesic dome
 * Georgian architecture
 * Gibbs surround
 * Gingerbread
 * Girih
 * Girih tiles
 * Girt
 * Giyōfū architecture
 * Glass brick
 * Glass floor
 * Glass in green buildings
 * Glass mosaic
 * Glass mullion system
 * Glass tile
 * Glazed architectural terra-cotta
 * Glazing
 * Gloriette
 * Gold leaf
 * Gonbad
 * Gongbei
 * Gothic architecture
 * Gothic architecture in Lithuania
 * Gothic architecture in modern Poland
 * Gothic brick buildings in Germany
 * Gothic brick buildings in the Netherlands
 * Gothic buildings
 * Gothic cathedrals and churches
 * Gothic Revival architecture
 * Gothic Revival architecture in Canada
 * Gothic Revival architecture in Poland
 * Gothic Revival buildings
 * Gothic secular and domestic architecture
 * Goût grec
 * Grade beam
 * Graecostasis
 * Granary
 * Grands Projets of François Mitterrand
 * Great chamber
 * Great hall
 * Great house
 * Great Rebuilding
 * Great room
 * Greek Baths
 * Greek Revival architecture
 * Green building
 * Gridshell
 * Grille (architecture)
 * Grillwork
 * Groin vault
 * Grotesque
 * Grotto
 * Gründerzeit
 * Guard stone
 * Guard tower
 * Guastavino tile
 * Guerrilla architecture
 * Gulf house
 * Gutta
 * Gymnasium
 * Gynaeceum

H

 * Hachiman-zukuri
 * Hagioscope
 * Haiden
 * Hakka walled village
 * Half tower
 * Hall
 * Hall and parlor house
 * Hall church
 * Hall house
 * Hammerbeam roof
 * Han dynasty tomb architecture
 * Hanover school of architecture
 * Harappan architecture
 * Harling
 * Hasht-behesht
 * Hashti
 * Haubarg
 * Hausa architecture
 * Hawaiian architecture
 * Hay hood
 * Heiden
 * Heimatschutz
 * Heliopolis style
 * Heliotrope
 * Hemadpanti architecture
 * Henry II style
 * Henry IV style
 * Heritage houses in Sydney
 * Heritage structures in Chennai
 * Herma
 * Herodian architecture
 * Heroon
 * Herrerian style
 * Herzog & de Meuron
 * Hexafoil
 * Hexagonal window
 * Hidden roof
 * High-rise building
 * High-tech architecture
 * High Victorian Gothic
 * Hill castle
 * Hillfort
 * Hillforts in Scotland
 * Hillside castle
 * Hilltop castle
 * Hindu and Buddhist architectural heritage of Pakistan
 * Hindu architecture
 * Hindu temple architecture
 * Hip roof
 * Hippodrome
 * Hirairi
 * Hisashi
 * Historic house
 * Historicism
 * History of architectural engineering
 * History of architecture
 * History of domes in South Asia
 * History of early and simple domes
 * History of early modern period domes
 * History of Italian Renaissance domes
 * History of medieval Arabic and Western European domes
 * History of modern period domes
 * History of the world's tallest buildings
 * History of urban planning
 * Hiyoshi-zukuri
 * Hoarding
 * Hogan
 * Hokkien architecture
 * Hokora
 * Honden
 * Hood mould
 * Hórreo
 * Horreum
 * Horseshoe arch
 * Hosh
 * Hostile architecture
 * Hôtel particulier
 * House
 * Housebarn
 * House-commune
 * House plan
 * Housing in Azerbaijan
 * Housing in China
 * Housing in Europe
 * Housing in Glasgow
 * Housing in Hong Kong
 * Housing in India
 * Housing in Japan
 * Housing in New Zealand
 * Housing in Pakistan
 * Housing in Portugal
 * Housing in Scotland
 * Housing in Senegal
 * Housing in the United Kingdom
 * Howz
 * Hoysala architecture
 * Huabiao
 * Hui-style architecture
 * Hunky punk
 * Hypaethral
 * Hyphen
 * Hypocaust
 * Hypostyle
 * Hypotrachelium

I

 * I-house
 * Iberian pre-Romanesque art and architecture
 * Ice house
 * Icelandic turf house
 * Iconostasis
 * Ideal town
 * Illusionistic ceiling painting
 * Imbrex and tegula
 * Imperial castle
 * Imperial Crown Style
 * Imperial roof decoration
 * Imperial staircase
 * Impluvium
 * Impluvium (house)
 * Impost
 * Inca architecture
 * Indented corners
 * Indian rock-cut architecture
 * Indian vernacular architecture
 * Indies Empire style
 * Indigenous architecture
 * Indo-Corinthian capital
 * Indo-Islamic architecture
 * Indo-Saracenic architecture
 * Industrial architecture
 * Infill wall
 * Inglenook
 * Insula (building)
 * Insula (Roman city)
 * Interactive architecture
 * Intercolumniation
 * Interior architecture
 * Intern architect
 * Intern Architect Program
 * International Gothic
 * International Style
 * International Union of Architects
 * Interstitial space
 * Inverted arch
 * Inverted bell
 * Inverted pyramid
 * Ionic order
 * Ipswich window
 * Iranian architecture
 * Irish round tower
 * Iron railing
 * Irori
 * Isabelline
 * Isfahani style
 * Ishi-no-ma-zukuri
 * Islamic architecture
 * Islamic geometric patterns
 * Island castle
 * Italian Baroque architecture
 * Italian Gothic architecture
 * Italian modern and contemporary architecture
 * Italian Neoclassical architecture
 * Italianate architecture
 * Iwan
 * Izba

J

 * Jacal
 * Jack arch
 * Jacobean architecture
 * Jagati
 * Jali
 * Jamaican Georgian architecture
 * Jama masjid
 * Jamb
 * Jamb statue
 * Japan Institute of Architects
 * Japanese architecture
 * Japanese Buddhist architecture
 * Japanese pagoda
 * Japanese wall
 * Japanese-Western Eclectic Architecture
 * Javanese traditional house
 * Jeffersonian architecture
 * Jengki style
 * Jesmonite
 * Jettying
 * Jharokha
 * Joglo
 * Jugendstil
 * Jutaku

K

 * Kadamba architecture
 * Kagura-den
 * Kairō
 * Kalae house
 * Kalang house
 * Kalinga architecture
 * Kalybe (temple)
 * Karahafu
 * Karamon
 * Kasbah
 * Kasuga-zukuri
 * Kath kuni architecture
 * Katōmado
 * Katsuogi
 * Keep
 * Keystone
 * Khmer architecture
 * Khorasani style
 * Khrushchyovka
 * Kibitsu-zukuri
 * Kinetic architecture
 * King post
 * Kit house
 * Kiva
 * Kliros
 * Knee
 * Knee wall
 * Knotted column
 * Koil
 * Kokoshnik architecture
 * Komainu
 * Konak
 * Korean architecture
 * Korean pagoda
 * Kraton
 * Kremlin
 * Kucheh
 * Kura
 * Kuruwa
 * Kyōzō

L

 * L-plan castle
 * Labrum
 * Laconicum
 * Lally column
 * Lamolithic house
 * Lanai
 * Lancet window
 * Landhuis
 * Landscape architect
 * Landscript
 * Lantern tower
 * Latina
 * Lattice tower
 * Latticework
 * Lesene
 * Leuit
 * Levantine Gothic
 * Liberty style
 * Library stack
 * Lierne
 * Lightwell
 * Lime plaster
 * Limes
 * Linenfold
 * Lingnan architecture
 * Linhay
 * Linked house
 * Lintel
 * Listed building
 * Liwan
 * Lobby
 * Loculus
 * Log building
 * Log cabin
 * Log house
 * Loggia
 * Lombard architecture
 * Lombard band
 * London Festival of Architecture
 * Long barrow
 * Long gallery
 * Longhouse
 * Longhouses of the indigenous peoples of North America
 * Lookout
 * Lopo house
 * Lorraine house
 * Louis period styles
 * Louis XIII style
 * Louis XIV style
 * Louis XV style
 * Louis XVI style
 * Louis Philippe style
 * Louver
 * Low-energy house
 * Low German house
 * Lowland castle
 * Low-rise building
 * Lucarne
 * Lunette
 * Lunette (fortification)
 * Luten arch

M

 * Maashaus
 * Machiya
 * Machicolation
 * Maenianum
 * Mahal
 * Mahoney tables
 * Main Hall
 * Major town houses of the architect Victor Horta (Brussels)
 * Malay house
 * Maltese Baroque architecture
 * Mamluk architecture
 * Mammisi
 * Mandaloun
 * Mandapa
 * Mannerism
 * Manor house
 * Mansard roof
 * Mansion
 * Mansionization
 * Manueline
 * Manufactured housing
 * Maqam
 * Maqsurah
 * Mar del Plata style
 * Margent
 * Marine architecture
 * Marriage stone
 * Marsh castle
 * Martello tower
 * Martyrium
 * Māru-Gurjara architecture
 * Mas (Provençal farmhouse)
 * Mascaron
 * Mashrabiya
 * Masia
 * Massing
 * Mastaba
 * Master of Architecture
 * Materiality
 * Mathematical tile
 * Mathematics and architecture
 * Mathura lion capital
 * Matroneum
 * Mausoleum
 * Maya architecture
 * Mayan Revival architecture
 * Mead hall
 * Meander
 * Medallion
 * Medici villas
 * Medieval architecture
 * Medieval fortification
 * Medieval Serbian architecture
 * Medieval stained glass
 * Medieval turf building in Cronberry
 * Mediterranean Revival architecture
 * Megalithic architectural elements
 * Megaron
 * Megastructure
 * Meitei architecture
 * Membrane structure
 * Memorial gates and arches
 * Mendicant monasteries in Mexico
 * Merlon
 * Merovingian art and architecture
 * Meru tower
 * Mesoamerican architecture
 * Mesoamerican ballcourt
 * Mesoamerican pyramids
 * Metabolism
 * Metaphoric architecture
 * Metope
 * Metroon
 * Mezzanine
 * Miami Modern architecture
 * Microdistrict
 * Mid-century modern
 * Middle German house
 * Mihashira Torii
 * Mihrab
 * Minaret
 * Minimal Traditional
 * Minka
 * Minstrels' gallery
 * Mission Revival architecture
 * Mithraeum
 * Model maker
 * Modern architecture
 * Modern architecture in Athens
 * Modern Greek architecture
 * Moderne architecture
 * Modernisme
 * Modillion
 * Modular building
 * Mokoshi
 * Moldavian style
 * Molding
 * Mole
 * Mon
 * Monaco villas
 * Mondop
 * Monitor
 * Monofora
 * Monolithic architecture
 * Monolithic church
 * Monolithic column
 * Monolithic dome
 * Mono-pitched roof
 * Monopteros
 * Monterey Colonial architecture
 * Monumental sculpture
 * Monumentalism
 * Moon gate
 * Moorish architecture
 * Moorish Revival architecture
 * Moorish Revival architecture in Bosnia and Herzegovina
 * Morava architectural school
 * Moroccan architecture
 * Moroccan riad
 * Moroccan style
 * Morphology
 * Mosaic
 * Mosque
 * Motte-and-bailey castle
 * Motte-and-bailey castles
 * Mozarabic art and architecture
 * Mudéjar
 * Mudéjar architecture of Aragon
 * Mughal architecture
 * Muisca architecture
 * Mullion
 * Mullion wall
 * Multi-family residential
 * Multifoil arch
 * Muntin
 * Muqarnas
 * Muragala
 * Murder hole
 * Musalla
 * Museum architecture
 * Musgum mud huts
 * Myanmar architecture
 * Mycenaean Revival architecture

N

 * Nabataean architecture
 * Nagare-zukuri
 * Naiskos
 * Nakazonae
 * Namako wall
 * Nano House
 * Napoleon III style
 * Naqqar khana
 * Narthex
 * Naryshkin Baroque
 * National Aptitude Test in Architecture
 * National Park Service rustic
 * National Romantic style
 * Natural building
 * Nave
 * Nazi architecture
 * Neck ditch
 * Neo-Andean
 * Neo-Byzantine architecture in the Russian Empire
 * Neo-eclectic architecture
 * Neo-futurism
 * Neo-Grec
 * Neo-historism
 * Neo-Manueline
 * Neomodern
 * Neo-Mudéjar
 * Neo-Tiwanakan architecture
 * Neoclásico Isabelino
 * Neoclassical architecture
 * Neoclassical architecture in Belgium
 * Neoclassical architecture in Milan
 * Neoclassical architecture in Poland
 * Neoclassical architecture in Russia
 * Neoclassicism in France
 * Neolithic architecture
 * Neolithic long house
 * Neorion
 * New Classical architecture
 * New Formalism (architecture)
 * New Hague School
 * New Indies Style
 * New Khmer Architecture
 * New Mexico vernacular
 * New Objectivity
 * New Spanish Baroque
 * New Urbanism
 * Newa architecture
 * Newar window
 * Newel
 * Niche
 * Nieuwe Zakelijkheid
 * Nightingale floor
 * Nijūmon
 * Nilachal architecture
 * Niōmon
 * Nipa hut
 * Nocturnal architecture
 * Nonbuilding structure types
 * Non-Referential Architecture
 * Nordic Classicism
 * Nordic megalith architecture
 * Norman architecture
 * Norman architecture in Cheshire
 * Norman Revival architecture
 * North light
 * North-Western Italian architecture
 * Novelty architecture
 * Nubian architecture
 * Nubian vault
 * Nuraghe
 * Nymphaeum

O

 * Ōbaku Zen architecture
 * Obelisk
 * Observation deck
 * Observation tower
 * Octagon house
 * Octagon on cube
 * Oculus
 * Odeon
 * Oecus
 * Oeil-de-boeuf
 * Ogee
 * Ogive
 * Okinawan architecture
 * Old Frisian farmhouse
 * Old Frisian longhouse
 * Oldest buildings in Scotland
 * One-day votive churches
 * Onigawara
 * Onion dome
 * Open building
 * Open plan
 * Openwork
 * Opisthodomos
 * Opus
 * Opus africanum
 * Opus albarium
 * Opus compositum
 * Opus craticum
 * Opus emplectum
 * Opus gallicum
 * Opus incertum
 * Opus isodomum
 * Opus latericium
 * Opus listatum
 * Opus mixtum
 * Opus quadratum
 * Opus regulatum
 * Opus reticulatum
 * Opus sectile
 * Opus signinum
 * Opus spicatum
 * Opus tessellatum
 * Opus testaceum
 * Opus vermiculatum
 * Opus vittatum
 * Orangery
 * Order
 * Organic architecture
 * Oriel window
 * Origins and architecture of the Taj Mahal
 * Orillon
 * Ornamentalism
 * Orri
 * Orthostates
 * Ottoman architecture
 * Ottoman architecture in Egypt
 * Overhang
 * Overlay architecture
 * Ovolo

P

 * Padmasana
 * Paduraksa
 * Pagoda
 * Pair-house
 * Pakistani architecture
 * Palace
 * Palaestra
 * Palas
 * Palazzo
 * Palazzo style architecture
 * Palisade church
 * Palladian architecture
 * Palladio Award
 * Pallava art and architecture
 * Palloza
 * Palmette
 * Pandyan art and architecture
 * Paned window
 * Panelák
 * Panelling
 * Panjdari
 * Parabolic arch
 * Paraguayan architecture
 * Parametricism
 * Parapet
 * Parclose screen
 * Pargeting
 * Paris architecture of the Belle Époque
 * Parlour
 * Parthenon
 * Parthian style
 * Parti pris
 * Party wall
 * Parvise
 * Pataliputra capital
 * Patera
 * Patina
 * Patio
 * Patio home
 * Pattern
 * Pattern book
 * Pattern language
 * Paulista School
 * Pavement
 * Pavilion
 * Pavilion (exhibition)
 * Peak ornament
 * Pedestal
 * Pediment
 * Pedimental sculpture
 * Pedway
 * Peel tower
 * Pelmet
 * Pend
 * Pendant vault
 * Pendentive
 * Pendhapa
 * Performative architecture
 * Pergola
 * Peribolos
 * Peripteros
 * Peristasis
 * Peristyle
 * Perpend stone
 * Perron
 * Perserschutt
 * Persian column
 * Peruvian colonial architecture
 * Petrine Baroque
 * Phallic architecture
 * Phenomenology
 * Phiale
 * Philosophy of architecture
 * Piano nobile
 * Pier
 * Pierrotage
 * Pieve
 * Pila
 * Pilae stacks
 * Pilaster
 * Piloti
 * Pinnacle
 * Pit-house
 * Place-of-arms
 * Plafond
 * Plan
 * Plank house
 * Plantagenet style
 * Plateresque
 * Plattenbau
 * Plot plan
 * Pluteus
 * Plyscraper
 * Podium
 * Pointed arch
 * Polifora
 * Polish Cathedral style
 * Polished plaster
 * Polite architecture
 * Polychrome
 * Polychrome brickwork
 * Polygonal fort
 * Polygonal masonry
 * Pombaline style
 * Ponce Creole
 * Pont Street Dutch
 * Porch
 * Portal
 * Portcullis
 * Porte-cochère
 * Portego
 * Portico
 * Porticus
 * Porto School of Architecture
 * Portuguese Architecture
 * Portuguese colonial architecture
 * Portuguese Gothic architecture
 * Portuguese Romanesque architecture
 * Post
 * Post and lintel
 * Post-and-plank
 * Post church
 * Post in ground
 * Postconstructivism
 * Postern
 * Postmodern architecture
 * Poteaux-sur-sol
 * Poupou
 * Prairie School
 * Pranala
 * Prang
 * Prasat
 * Prastara
 * Prefabricated building
 * Prefabricated home
 * Prefabs in the United Kingdom
 * Prehistoric pile dwellings around the Alps
 * Pre-Parsian style
 * Pre-Romanesque art and architecture
 * Pre-war architecture
 * Primitive Hut
 * Pritzker Architecture Prize
 * Prodigy house
 * Professional requirements for architects
 * Project architect
 * Promenade architecturale
 * Promontory fort
 * Proportion
 * Propylaea
 * Prospect 100 best modern Scottish buildings
 * Prostyle
 * Prow house
 * Prytaneion
 * Pseudodipteral
 * Pseudoperipteros
 * Pteron
 * Pucca housing
 * Pueblo Deco architecture
 * Pueblo Revival architecture
 * Pullman
 * Pulpitum
 * Pulvino
 * Purism
 * Purlin
 * Puteal
 * Putlog hole
 * Puuc
 * PWA Moderne
 * Pyatthat
 * Pylon
 * Pyramidion

Q

 * Qa'a
 * Qadad
 * Qalat
 * Quadrangle
 * Quadrangular castle
 * Quadrant
 * Quadrifora
 * Quarry-faced stone
 * Quarter round
 * Quatrefoil
 * Quattrocento
 * Queen Anne Revival architecture in the United Kingdom
 * Queen Anne style architecture
 * Queen Anne style architecture in the United States
 * Queenslander
 * Quincha
 * Quoin
 * Qutb Shahi architecture

R

 * Rafter
 * Raised floor
 * Rampart
 * Ranch-style house
 * Rangkiang
 * Raška architectural school
 * Ratha
 * Rationalism
 * Raygun Gothic
 * Rayonnant
 * Realism
 * Reconstruction
 * Redoubt
 * Reduit
 * Reeding
 * Reflecting pool
 * Refuge castle
 * Regency architecture
 * Regia
 * Regional characteristics of Romanesque churches
 * Reglet
 * Regulating Lines
 * Reinforced concrete column
 * Relief
 * Religious architecture in Belgrade
 * Religious architecture in Novi Sad
 * Renaissance architecture
 * Renaissance Revival architecture
 * Repoblación art and architecture
 * Residence
 * Residential architecture in Historic Cairo
 * Residential architecture in Ibiza
 * Resort architecture
 * Respond
 * Responsive architecture
 * Retaining wall
 * Retractable roof
 * Retrofuturism
 * Retroquire
 * Rhenish helm
 * Revenue house
 * Revivalism
 * Revolving door
 * RIBA Competitions
 * RIBA Journal
 * Ribat
 * Rib vault
 * Richardsonian Romanesque
 * Ridge castle
 * Ridge-post framing
 * Ridge turret
 * Rim joist
 * Rinceau
 * Ringfort
 * Riwaq
 * Rocca
 * Rock castle
 * Rock-cut architecture
 * Rock-cut architecture of Cappadocia
 * Rococo architecture in Portugal
 * Rococo in Spain
 * Roman amphitheatre
 * Roman aqueduct
 * Roman architectural revolution
 * Roman brick
 * Roman bridge
 * Roman canal
 * Roman cistern
 * Roman concrete
 * Roman dams and reservoirs
 * Roman domes
 * Roman shower
 * Roman temple
 * Roman theatre
 * Roman villa
 * Romanesque architecture
 * Romanesque architecture in Poland
 * Romanesque architecture in Sardinia
 * Romanesque architecture in Spain
 * Romanesque buildings
 * Romanesque churches in Madrid
 * Romanesque Revival architecture in the United Kingdom
 * Romanesque secular and domestic architecture
 * Romanian architecture
 * Romano-Gothic
 * Rōmon
 * Rondavel
 * Rondocubism
 * Roof comb
 * Roof garden
 * Roof lantern
 * Roofline
 * Roof pitch
 * Roof window
 * Rood screen
 * Room
 * Rorbu
 * Rosette
 * Rose window
 * Roshandan
 * Rostra
 * Rostral column
 * Rota
 * Rotunda
 * Round barn
 * Roundel
 * Roundhouse
 * Round-tower church
 * Royal Gold Medal
 * Royal Institute of British Architects
 * Ruin value
 * Ruins
 * Rumah Gadang
 * Rumah limas
 * Rumah ulu
 * Rumoh Aceh
 * Rundbogenstil
 * Russian architecture
 * Russian church architecture
 * Russian cultural heritage register
 * Russian neoclassical revival
 * Russian Revival architecture
 * Rustication

S

 * Sacellum
 * Sacral architecture
 * Saddle roof
 * Saddleback roof
 * Sahn
 * Sail shade
 * Saka guru
 * Sakuji-bugyō
 * Sala
 * Sally port
 * Saltbox house
 * Sand Hills cottage architecture
 * Sandō
 * Sanmon
 * Sarasota School of Architecture
 * Sarnath capital
 * Sasak architecture
 * Sasanian architecture
 * Sash window
 * Scaenae frons
 * Scagliola
 * Scamilli impares
 * Scarsella
 * Schinkel school
 * Scissors truss
 * Sconce
 * Scottish baronial architecture
 * Scottish castles
 * Scottish Vernacular
 * Screened porch
 * Scroll
 * Seattle box
 * Sebil
 * Second Empire architecture in Europe
 * Second Empire architecture in the United States and Canada
 * Secondary suite
 * Secret passage
 * Secular building
 * Sedilia
 * Segmental arch
 * Self-cleaning floor
 * Self-cleaning glass
 * Seljuk architecture
 * Semi-basement
 * Semi-detached
 * Semi-dome
 * Serbian wooden churches
 * Serbo-Byzantine architecture
 * Serbo-Byzantine Revival
 * Serpentine shape
 * Setback
 * Setchūyō
 * Set-off
 * Sexpartite vault
 * Shabaka
 * Shabestan
 * Shah Jahan period architecture
 * Shallow foundation
 * Shanxi architecture
 * Shear wall
 * Shed style
 * Shell keep
 * Shibi
 * Shinbashira
 * Shinden-zukuri
 * Shingle style architecture
 * Shinmei-zukuri
 * Shinto architecture
 * Shinto shrine
 * Shipping container architecture
 * Shipping container clinic
 * Shitomi
 * Shoebox style
 * Shoin-zukuri
 * Shōji
 * Shophouse
 * Shōrō
 * Shotgun house
 * Siberian Baroque
 * Sicilian Baroque
 * Side-deck
 * Side passage plan architecture
 * Sikh architecture
 * Silesian architecture
 * Sill plate
 * Sima
 * Single- and double-pen architecture
 * Single-family detached home
 * Sino-Portuguese architecture
 * Site plan
 * Site-specific architecture
 * Skylight
 * Skyscraper Index
 * Skyway
 * Slab hut
 * Sleeping porch
 * Slenderness ratio
 * Slipcover
 * Sliver building
 * Slow architecture
 * Smoke hole
 * Snout house
 * Sobrado
 * Sociology of architecture
 * Socle
 * Soffit
 * Soft Portuguese style
 * Solar
 * Solar architecture
 * Solar chimney
 * Solarized architectural glass
 * Solomonic column
 * Somali architecture
 * Sōmon
 * Sondergotik
 * Sopo
 * Sōrin
 * Sotoportego
 * Southern Colonial style in California
 * Southern French Gothic
 * Spa architecture
 * Space
 * Space architecture
 * Spatiality
 * Spandrel
 * Spanish architecture
 * Spanish Baroque architecture
 * Spanish Colonial architecture
 * Spanish Colonial Revival architecture
 * Spanish Gothic architecture
 * Spanish Romanesque
 * Sphaeristerium
 * Spire
 * Spire light
 * Spite house
 * Split-level home
 * Springer
 * Spolia
 * Spur
 * Spur castle
 * Squinch
 * Stabilization
 * Staddle stones
 * Stained glass
 * Stair riser
 * Staircase tower
 * Stalinist architecture
 * Stanchion
 * Starchitect
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 * State room
 * Stavanger Renaissance
 * Stave church
 * Steeple
 * Step pyramid
 * Stepwell
 * Stepped gable
 * Stick style
 * Stile Umbertino
 * Stillicidium
 * Still room
 * Stilt house
 * Stilt tower
 * Stilts
 * Stoa
 * Stone ender
 * Stoop
 * Storybook house
 * Strap footing
 * Strapwork
 * Streamline Moderne
 * Stripped Classicism
 * Structuralism
 * Structures built by animals
 * Studio apartment
 * Stupa
 * Style Sapin
 * Stylobate
 * Sudatorium
 * Sundanese traditional house
 * Sudano-Sahelian architecture
 * Sukanasa
 * Sukiya-zukuri
 * Sumbanese traditional house
 * Summer architecture
 * Sumiyoshi-zukuri
 * Sunburst
 * Sunken courtyard
 * Sunroom
 * Suntop Homes
 * Superposed order
 * Suprematism
 * Surau
 * Suspensura
 * Sustainable architecture
 * Svan towers
 * Swahili architecture
 * Swiss Chalet Revival architecture
 * Swiss chalet style
 * Symbolism of domes

T

 * Taberna
 * Tablinum
 * Tadelakt
 * Taenia
 * Tahōtō
 * Taisha-zukuri
 * Tajug
 * Talud-tablero
 * Tambo
 * Tambour
 * Tas-de-charge
 * Tatar mosque
 * Technical drawing
 * Teito
 * Telamon
 * Temazcal
 * Temple
 * Templon
 * Tenaille
 * Tenement
 * Tenshu
 * Tensile structure
 * Tension member
 * Teocalli
 * Tepidarium
 * Term
 * Terrace
 * Terraced house
 * Terraced houses in Australia
 * Terraced houses in the United Kingdom
 * Terreplein
 * Territorial Style
 * Territorial Revival architecture
 * Tessellated roof
 * Tetraconch
 * Tetrapylon
 * Thai temple art and architecture
 * The 20th-Century Architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright
 * Thin-shell structure
 * Tholobate
 * Tholos
 * Three hares
 * Tibetan Buddhist architecture
 * Tidewater architecture
 * Tie
 * Tiltyard
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 * Timber roof truss
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 * Toll castle
 * Tongkonan
 * Tong lau
 * Tulou
 * Torana
 * Torii
 * Torp
 * Totalitarian architecture
 * Tourelle
 * Tower
 * Tower blocks in Great Britain
 * Tower castle
 * Tower house
 * Tower houses in Britain and Ireland
 * Tower houses in the Balkans
 * Townhouse
 * Townhouse (Great Britain)
 * Tracery
 * Trachelium
 * Traditional architecture of Enggano
 * Traditional Chinese house architecture
 * Traditional Korean roof construction
 * Traditional Persian residential architecture
 * Traditional Thai house
 * Traditionalist School
 * Transept
 * Transom
 * Transverse rib
 * Trefoil
 * Trefoil arch
 * Trellis
 * Triadic pyramid
 * Tribune
 * Triclinium
 * Trifora
 * Triforium
 * Triglyph
 * Trilithon
 * Trinitarian steeple
 * Triodetic dome
 * Triquetra
 * Triumphal arch
 * Trombe wall
 * Trompe-l'œil
 * Trophy of arms
 * Trullo
 * Trumeau
 * Truss
 * Truth to materials
 * Truth window
 * Tsumairi
 * The Leeds Look
 * Tudor architecture
 * Tudor Revival architecture
 * Türbe
 * Turret
 * Twig work
 * Two-up two-down
 * Tympanum

U

 * Ubaid house
 * Ukrainian architecture
 * Ukrainian Baroque
 * Ultimate bungalow
 * Uma
 * Umayyad architecture
 * Undercroft
 * Unfinished building
 * Universal design
 * Upper Lusatian house
 * Upright and Wing
 * Urban canyon
 * Urban castle
 * Urban design
 * Urban planning
 * Urban planning in ancient Egypt
 * Urban planning in Australia
 * Urban planning in communist countries
 * Urban planning in Nazi Germany
 * Usonia
 * Uthland-Frisian house

V

 * Vainakh tower architecture
 * Valencian Art Nouveau
 * Valencian Gothic
 * Vancouver Special
 * Vancouverism
 * Vanderbilt houses
 * Vastu shastra
 * Vatadage
 * Vault
 * Velarium
 * Vellar cupola
 * Venereum
 * Venetian door
 * Venetian Gothic architecture
 * Venetian Renaissance architecture
 * Venetian window
 * Venice Biennale of Architecture
 * Ventilation
 * Ventilation shaft
 * Veranda
 * Verify in field
 * Vernacular architecture
 * Vernacular architecture in Norway
 * Vernacular architecture of the Carpathians
 * Vernacular residential architecture of Western Sichuan
 * Vesara
 * Vestibule
 * Viaduct
 * Victorian architecture
 * Victorian house
 * Victorian restoration
 * Victory column
 * Viga
 * Vihāra
 * Vijayanagara architecture
 * Viking ring fortress
 * Villa
 * Villa rustica
 * Vimana
 * Vineyard style
 * Visigothic art and architecture
 * Vitruvian module
 * Vitruvian opening
 * Vitruvian scroll
 * Volume and displacement indicators for an architectural structure
 * Volute
 * Vomitorium
 * Votive column
 * Voussoir

W

 * Wada
 * Waldlerhaus
 * Wall
 * Wall dormer
 * Wall footing
 * Walipini
 * Wantilan
 * Wat
 * Watchtower
 * Water castle
 * Watergate
 * Waterleaf
 * Water table
 * Water tower
 * Wattle and daub
 * Wayō
 * Wealden hall house
 * Weavers' cottage
 * Weavers' windows
 * Wedding-cake style
 * Weep
 * Well house
 * Welsh Tower houses
 * Wessobrunner School
 * Western Chalukya architecture
 * Western false front architecture
 * Westwork
 * Wetu
 * Wharenui
 * Whispering gallery
 * Widow's walk
 * Wilhelminism
 * Wind brace
 * Windcatcher
 * Window
 * Window blind
 * Window sill
 * Wing
 * Wing wall
 * Witch window
 * Witches' stones
 * World Architecture Festival
 * World Architecture Survey
 * WPA Rustic
 * Wunderlich

X

 * Xylotechnigraphy
 * Xystum
 * Xystus

Y

 * Yagura
 * Yakhchāl
 * Yalı
 * Yaodong
 * Yeseria
 * Yett

Z

 * Z-plan castle
 * Zakopane Style
 * Zarih
 * Zellige
 * Zenshūyō
 * Zero carbon housing
 * Zero-energy building
 * Zingel
 * Zoomorphic architecture
 * Zoophorus
 * Zvonnitsa
 * Zwinger

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