-
transport and
military communications.
Military engineers are also
responsible for
logistics behind military tactics.
Modern military engineering differs...
-
medieval constructions are
churches and
military fortifications,
examples of
civic and
domestic architecture can be
found throughout Europe, including...
-
Gothic architecture is an
architectural style that was
prevalent in
Europe from the late 12th to the 16th century,
during the High and Late
Middle Ages...
- Hohenzollern's summit, is a
structure composed of four
primary parts:
military architecture, the
palatial buildings, chapels, and the gardens. The
Eagle Gate...
- The term
Norman architecture is used to
categorise styles of
Romanesque architecture developed by the
Normans in the
various lands under their dominion...
- inhabitants. The city's main
resources are its
seaports (commercial and
military shipyards),
cruise tourism, commerce, and
agriculture (wine production...
-
power and strength, from its use in
military architecture.
Rough finishes on
stone are also very
common in
architecture outside the
European tradition, but...
- Navy.com". www.navy.com.
Retrieved 2016-06-23. A
Dictionary of
Military Architecture:
Fortification and
Fieldworks from the Iron Age to the Eighteenth...
- As a
historic garrison town, Metz has been
heavily influenced by
military architecture throughout its history. From
ancient history to the present, the...
- such as urbanism,
civil engineering, naval,
military, and
landscape architecture.
Trends in
architecture were influenced,
among other factors, by technological...
