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The College of The Bahamas

Architectural History & Theory I

An abundance of monumental architecture of great renown is for spiritual purpose. Recognizing this, I designed the midterm project of this course as a comparison of church precedents of ages past with local churches on the islands of New Providence and Paradise Island. Students were assigned a local church in pairs, and found their own precedent from Byzantine, Romanesque, Gothic, or Classical movements.

The churches explored include:

  • The Cloisters (from 14th cent. Monastery in Montrejeau, France)
  • St. Francis Xavier Catholic Cathedral
  • St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church
  • Trinity Methodist Church
  • Greek Orthodox Church of the Annunciation
  • Christ Church Cathedral
  • St. Andrew’s Kirk
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The College of The Bahamas

Architectural History & Theory I

An abundance of monumental architecture of great renown is for spiritual purpose. Recognizing this, I designed the midterm project of this course as a comparison of church precedents of ages past with local churches on the islands of New Providence and Paradise Island. Students were assigned a local church in pairs, and found their own precedent from Byzantine, Romanesque, Gothic, or Classical movements.

The churches explored include:

  • The Cloisters (from 14th cent. Monastery in Montrejeau, France)
  • St. Francis Xavier Catholic Cathedral
  • St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church
  • Trinity Methodist Church
  • Greek Orthodox Church of the Annunciation
  • Christ Church Cathedral
  • St. Andrew’s Kirk
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Architectural History & Theory I
Class: Architectural History & Theory I – ARCH 210
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