Architecture of Africa and British

                     Architecture of Africa

 

 

Architecture of Africa diversity is extraordinary. Several groups, ethnic languages predominate  alive the history of Africa. Their architecture is Claiming own traditions. In many cases, these styles can be identified, such as as the architecture of the West African coast. A similar theme is found in the architecture, African traditional layout is the practice of fractal scaling: Tiny parts of the structure incline to look like larger pieces, like the ring-shaped village constructed of circular houses.

                Architecture of British

 

The English-style of  architecture is known as Gothic Architecture. As with Gothic architecture to other parts of Gothic Europe "is determined by the pointed arches and vaulted ceilings and large windows and the towers. And almost of the characteristics of Gothic architecture evolved naturally from the Norman architecture builders Romanesque commonly used. The round brackets, but they sometimes use very little, particularly shaped in Durham Cathedral, wherever they're used for structural corridors.