ancestral roofs

Too much verbiage today. One of the treats I discovered as I was searching my Quebec City photos for Trinity Anglican church, was these do...

 A few posts back I mentioned a series of government publications, a set of academic monographs published as part of the Studies in Arch...

St. Martin-in-the-Fields (1721-26) I'll admit to a certain lack of connection (architecturally) with many of the impressive Canadia...

In a recent post I mentioned my frustration with the differences in terms and styles across the many history of architecture books in my lib...

Like a mad old woman muttering in the bus shelter, this post (and perhaps others to follow) will reveal the innermost workings (or lack ther...

As I've mentioned in other posts, I am getting serious about my study of Classical architecture...in all its forms, interpretations and ...

Buildings that catch my eye usually have a story to tell, and we make an emotional connection. Others just ask the viewer to stop and take a...