Architecture in Minutes

in Minutes

by Susie Hodge

In this concise and comprehensive guide to the world of architecture, art historian Susie Hodge outlines the history and theory of architecture, from the earliest structures and monuments to the cutting-edge concepts of the present day, and profiles dozens of key buildings and celebrated architects. Topics and concepts include the Greek orders, Roman engineering, Gothic architecture, the Renaissance, the Baroque era, Revivalism, Art Nouveau, Modernism, Futurism, and Dynamic architecture. Every concept is accompanied by an illustration.

Genres: Architecture, Nonfiction, Art, Education

416 pages, Paperback

First published September 1, 2016

Reviews

[Henrik Hageland]

God og informativ. Skraper på overflaten, noe som og er poenget.

[Crystal M]

Eh 🤷🏻‍♀️ maybe just not for me ? It wasn’t written poorly or anything, I just couldn’t stay focused. Read about 65% of it, then gave up.

[Burak Mert]

Actually quite great at explaining a lot of things as once. Shame you won't remember any by the time you're finished with it.

[Alisa3]

fine airport read

[Eileen]

A concise and informative summary of the world's architectural history. I appreciate the bite sized summaries that allow you to go do more research yourself when a topic is of particular intrest.

[Nancy G]

This book offers an overview of architecture, from Stonehenge to the Burj Khalifa. Each example offers concise information about the building or time period. It's a lot of information to take in - certainly helped me recognize more details in architecture and inspired me to learn more.