Religious Architecture

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter 1
2. Contents 5
3. Preface 11
4. Introduction 15
5. Part One. Neo-Classicism (1800–1840)
6. The Architectural Profession and Its Principal Actors – The Architectural Style 51
7. Architecture in the Regions 109
8. Catholic Church Architecture 156
9. Protestant Church Architecture 174
10. Synagogues 195
11. Country House Architecture 198
12. Fine Furniture 225
13. Material Culture 244
14. Part Two. Romanticism (1840–1870)
15. The Functions of Architecture and the Search for Style 261
16. Building Practices, Architectural Training and the Theory and History of Architecture 268
17. Secular Public Architecture 276
18. Religious Architecture 315
19. Monuments and Similar Structures 338
20. Domestic Architecture 342
21. Other Buildings 374
22. Parks and Gardens 384
23. Iron Structures, Metal Railings and the Associated Disciplines 388
24. Early Monument Restoration 393
25. Fine Furniture and Interior Design 400
26. Material Culture 409
27. Part Three. Historicism (1870–1900)
28. The Architectural Scene and its Main Actors 421
29. The Question of Architectural Style 431
30. Education and Training 442
31. The Specialist Press, Libraries and Professional Associations 452
32. Public Buildings for the State 464
33. Ecclesiastic Architecture 495
34. Mausoleums 542
35. Monument Conservation 555
36. Civic Architecture 574
37. Domestic Architecture 661
38. Architecture and the Associated Arts 724
39. Furniture and Interior Design 740
40. Material Culture 759
41. The Millennium Buildings 776
42. New Phenomena and Alternatives to Historicism – The Beginnings of the Secession 827
43. Notes 839
44. Bibliography 889
45. Picture Credits 941
46. Name Index 955
47. Place Index 969