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Revision as of 12:47, 13 April 2015
Subcategories
This category has the following 11 subcategories, out of 11 total.
Pages in category "Architecture"
The following 113 pages are in this category, out of 113 total.
A
- A Brief Introduction of Tibetan Architecture
- A Mathematical temple
- Acharya, Prasanna Kumar - An Encyclopedia of Hindu Architecture
- Analysis of the Differences between Chinese and Japanese Traditional Wooden Architecture
- ARCHAEOLOGY AND EMPIRE: BUDDHIST MONUMENTS IN MONSOON ASIA
- Archaeology of Buddhism in Asia
- Architects of Buddhist Leisure: Socially Disengaged Buddhism in Asia's Museums
- Architectural Palimpsests: Exploring Matters of Production, Inhabitation, and Perception in the Vernacular Architecture of Nako
- Architecture and Absence in the Secret Tantric History of rDzogs Chen
- Architecture as Insight Into Culture
- Architecture of Karnataka
- Architecture, Mysticism and Myth: Four square
- Art
- Art and Architecture in Japan
B
- Beauty
- Bentor, 1996. Consecration of Images and Stūpas in Indo-Tibetan Tantric Buddhism, 415p.
- Book on Divinity and Architecture
- Borobudur
- Borobudur Temple of Indonesia
- BOROBUDUR Waiting for the Maitreya Buddha
- Borobudur’s Pāla forebear? A Field note from Kesariya, Bihar, India
- Bronzes from Soparañ Seven Buddhas and Maitreya
- Buddha Nature and Zen : Origin and Representation in Japanese Architecture by Prof. Wong Wah Sang
- Buddhism & Architecture
- BUDDHISM AND BUDDHIST TEMPLE ARCHITECTURE IN ...
- Buddhism in stone
- Buddhism in Thai Architecture: Stupa
- Buddhist Architecture
- Buddhist Architecture - Thailand
- BUDDHIST ARCHITECTURE IN INDIA
- Buddhist Architecture of India - RajRAS - Rajasthan
- Buddhist monasteries facilitated landscape conservation on the Qinghai‑Tibetan Plateau
- Buddhist religious architecture
- Buddhist Shrines and Images
- BUDDHIST STUPAS IN SOUTH ASIA
- Building Materials of the Hindu Temple
- BURMESE ARCHITECTURE - Facts and Details
C
- Cambodian Hindu Temple Architecture -Mystery of Architecture and Science
- CANDI BADUT AND THE TRAJECTORY OF HINDU-JAVANESE TEMPLE ARCHITECTURE
- Chaitya
- Chinese Architecture:
- Chinese Arts - Architecture
- Chinese guardian lions
- Chinese Stone Lions
- Collection of essays in Architecture
- COSMOLOGY IN ARCHITECTURE BUDDHIST LANNA
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- Secrets of a Hindu Temple Part 5 of the Hindu temple Architecture series of papers
- Shrines and Relics in Buddhism
- Stone Dogs in Leizhou Peninsula
- Stone Lions Tell of a Tradition‘s Rise and Fall
- SUBDUING THE DEMONS OF TIBET: GEOMANTIC MAGIC DURING THE YARLUNG DYNASTY: A LANDSCAPE ARCHAEOLOGY ASSESSMENT
- Symbolism in Religious Architecture
- Symbolism in the Design of Wat Phra Chetuphon Wimonmangkhalaram (Wat Pho)
T
- T2- Temple Tech. A Book
- Tantric Buddhist architecture developed of Indonesia and Malaysia - a symbol of Mount Meru
- TEMPLE ARCHITECTURE AND SCULPTURE
- Temple Terminology Structures of the Buddhist temple
- Temples for nuns
- Temples for priests
- Temples Vastu Shastra
- THE ARCHITECTURAL MANIFESTATION OF TIBETAN BUDDHIST RELIGIOUS PRINCIPLES
- The contribution of Buddhism to the world of art and architecture by Venerable Dr. Rewata Dhamma
- The cultural evidence of the Buddha at the Borobudur
- The Evolution, Tangible and Intangible Remains of Ancient Spirituality and Spatial Concept in Traditional Oriental Architecture
- The generate method of Multi-storey Chinese Pagodas
- The Hill of Sanchi
- THE HISTORY OF BUDDHIST ARCHITECTURE IN SRI LANKA
- The monuments of India
- The Sacred Geometry of Perfect Forms in East and West
- THE SIGNIFICATION OF NAGA IN THAI ARCHITECTURAL AND SCULPTURAL ORNAMENTS
- The Spatial Composition of Buddhist Temples in Central Asia, Part 1: The Transformation of Stupas
- The Stair: An Anthropological and Symbolic Element. A research on the stairs in the Long Chang Temple (China)
- The War Architecture and Shivaji Raje
- Thinking Through the Gap: The Space of Japanese Architecture. (2004)
- Tibetan architecture
- Torana
- Torii
