Términos

Hijas de los antiguos emperadores Habsburgo de Austria o del Imperio Austro-Húngaro, y para las esposas o viudas de los archiduques.

Heads of monasteries or convents in the Eastern church; comparable to abbots in the Western church. Occasionally used to refer to superiors of groups of monasteries.

Areas of dry or relatively dry land or islands surrounded by water or low wetland; island groups considered archipelagos are characterized by compactness and adjacency. The original Greek meaning referred to the water in which such islands were located.

Materials related to the office of an architect or architectural firm, including drawings, correspondence, and written documentation.

Animated films in which a viewer travels through and around architecture and related environments. May refer to a stand-alone film focused exclusively on architecture, or footage included in a larger film. For computer-generated programs rather than films, in which the viewer is moving through an architectural space and surroundings, whether or not the user can interact with the space, use "architectural walkthroughs."

Artists in any medium whose primary subject matter is architecture, including buildings, gardens, or other aspects of the built environment. The term may be used to distinguish those who design architecture as art, rather than designing only constructions having purely a functional purpose.

Roof-like ornamented projections, suspended from one wall or from the ceiling, used in architecture or furniture design, typically placed over a niche, door, window, tomb, etc., to protect it from the sun or elements, or to draw attention to the feature.

Describes all interventions pursued by architectural conservators to preserve the integrity of built objects, directed toward the long-term safekeeping of architectural heritage.

Advocates for or experts in architectural conservation, which is the practice of preserving the integrity of built objects, directed toward the long-term safekeeping of architectural heritage.

Professionals who apply the principles of engineering to the planning, design, and construction of buildings and other structures.

Companies that employ one or more licensed architects to practice the profession of design and production of architecture.

Animations depicting a built work or urban space, as if the viewer were floating or flying through the space. Such works are used for architectural models and for other purposes.

Built works transmitted inter-generationally within a society and that are invested with significance in that society.

Books of designs or plans for architecture or architectural details, circulated or published to enable widespread copying; in addition to illustrations, may describe techniques and working methods for construction.

People training or working in the planning field having to do with the establishment of objectives, procedures, and resources for architectural projects.

General term for visual works produced by any number of reproduction methods, for use in construction, engineering, and other fields.

General term for processes for reproducing architectural drawings and other documents used by architects, engineers, designers, surveyors, and others involved in designing and constructing built works.

Surveys which assess the condition of a set of historic buildings and prioritize preservation and repair.

Pictorial or photographic representations that focus on built works as taken from a distance far enough away to display the full work or most of the built work in its surrounding context. For views of entire cities, use "cityscapes (representations)."

Computer generated renderings of architectural structures that give the viewer the sensation of walking through a structure.