Architectural Works by Typology

ArchEyes Index · Typologies

Architecture
by typology

Every building type in the archive, indexed by what it is for: houses and housing, museums and libraries, churches, offices, stadiums, bridges and the transformation of what already exists. Each typology opens a curated collection of case studies with plans, sections and photographs.

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Essential Typologies

Eight building types that open the archive, each introduced by one of its defining works.

01 · Culture

Culture and Performance

Museums, stages, libraries and pavilions: the buildings a city makes to gather, look and listen.

Cultural architecture

02 · Learning

Learning and Research

From the first classroom to the laboratory: schools, campuses and places of research.

Educational architecture

03 · Faith and Memory

Faith and Memory

Churches, temples and memorials, where architecture deals with the sacred and with loss.

Religious architecture

04 · Houses

Houses

The single house, the archive’s richest typology, by type, by lineage and by country.

Residential architecture

05 · Living and Hospitality

Collective Living and Hospitality

Apartment blocks, social housing and the places we stay, eat and drink.

Hospitality architecture

06 · Work and Commerce

Work, Industry and Commerce

Offices, towers, factories and shops: the architecture of making, trading and working.

Office architecture

07 · Civic, Health and Sport

Civic, Health and Sport

Town halls, hospitals, stadiums and pools, the public buildings of everyday life.

Sports architecture

08 · Mobility

Mobility and Infrastructure

Bridges, terminals and the engineering that moves people and keeps cities running.

Transportation architecture

09 · Landscape and City

Landscape and the City

Gardens, parks, squares and masterplans: architecture at the scale of the ground and the city.

Landscape architecture

10 · Transformation

Reuse, Interiors and Systems

Working with what exists: adaptive reuse, renovation, interiors and new ways of building.

Interior architecture

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