Architecture

The Macmillan Encyclopedia defines architecture as, "the art of designing and constructing buildings that are both functionally and aesthetically satisfying. Factors principally influencing an architect are: the use to which the building will be put; the materials obtainable; the resources available in money and labour; and contemporary artistic taste."  (Source: Credo)

There are many different kinds of architectural styles, here are a few: Modern, Neoclassical, Classical, Gothic/Gothic Revival, Victorian, Greek/Greek Revival, Colonial, Postmodern, Art Deco, Contemporary, Ancient Roman, Georgian, Vernacular, Medieval, Tudor, Baroque, Renaissance and Brutalist.