# Index of architecture articles

This is an alphabetical index of articles related to architecture.
* A
* B
* C
* D
* E
* F
* G
* H
* I
* J
* K
* L
* M
* N
* O
* P
* Q
* R
* S
* T
* U
* V
* W
* X
* Y
* Z
* Lists
* Category
* See also

## 0–9

* 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
* Anatolian Seljuk architecture
* 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 Legnica
* 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 Trzebiatów
* 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
* Familok
* 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
* Fortress synagogue
* 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
* Great Seljuk architecture
* 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
* Jewish architecture
* 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
* Lublin Renaissance
* 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
* Mannerist architecture and sculpture in Poland
* 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
* Residential architecture in Poland
* 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
* 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
* State architect
* 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
* Świdermajer
* Swiss Chalet Revival architecture
* Swiss chalet style
* Symbolism of domes
* Synagogue architecture

## 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
* Timber framing
* Timber roof truss
* Timeline of architectural styles
* Timeline of architectural styles 1750–1900
* Timeline of Art Nouveau
* Timeline of Italian architecture
* Tin ceiling
* Tiny house movement
* Tokyō
* 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
* Wooden synagogues in the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth
* 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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* Twisted buildings
* Visionary tall buildings and structures
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## Category

* Category:Architecture