Orders

The Classical Language of Architecture

John Summerson.

The rudiments of architecture: being a treatise on practical geometry, on Grecian and Roman mouldings, shewing the best method of drawing their curves, with remarks on the effect of both : also, on the origin of building, and the five orders of architecture, on their general and particular parts and embellishments, with examples for cornices, base and surbase mouldings, architraves, and stairs : correctly engraved on thirty-four copperplates

by Asher Benjamin

An Attempt to Discriminate the Styles of Architecture in England, from the ...

Thomas Rickman, John Henry Parker, William Radclyffe

The builder's jewel: or, The youth's instructor and workman's remembrancer

[by] Batty and Thomas Langley

The first book of architecture

by Andrea Palladio ; translated out of Italian, with an appendix touching doors and windows by Pr. Le Muet, translated out of French by G. R.

Tutte l'opere d'architettura ...

di Sebastiano Serlio Bolognese.

The architect: or, Practical house carpenter

illustrated by sixty-four engravings, which exhibit the orders of architecture, and other elements of the art; designed for the use of carpenters and builders. By Asher Benjamin ...

The Builder's Jewel; Or The Youth's Instructor And Workman's Remembrancer: Explaining Short And Easy Rules Made Familiar To The Meanest Capacity For Drawing And Working

Batty Langley, Thomas Langley

The five orders of architecture

by Giacomo Barozzi of Vignola ; translated by Tommaso Juglaris and Warren Locke.

The classical orders of architecture

Robert Chitham.