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The Enlightenment period also known as 'the Century of Lights in German was an intellectual and philosophical

movement which dominated the world of ideas in Europe during the 18th century, the Century of Philosophy. The
Enlightenment included a range of ideas centered on reason as the primary source of authority and legitimacy,
and came to advance ideals like liberty, progress, tolerance, fraternity constitutional government, and
s eparation of church and state. The Enlightenment was marked by an emphasis on the scientific method and
reductionism along with increased questioning of religious orthodoxy an attitude captured by
the phrase , "Dare to know".

Enlightenments form of thinking grew out of the Scientific Revolution. Using science, observation,
and reason. Although they all had the same goal they did not always agree with each other.
The Enlightenment had roots in the RenaissanThece & the Reformation. Humanists of the
Renaissance questioned accepted beliefs while also celebrating the dignity and worth
of the individual person. In the Reformation Protestants rebelled
against the Church they put their own conscience ahead of the Church
authority.

Ÿ Theory of moment in architecture based on his study of antiquity . Ÿ One of the reasons why wren turned to architecture may have been
Ÿ Adam held the post of architecture of the kings works from 1761 - 1769 . the almost complete absence of serious architectural endeavour in
Ÿ Was the leader of the first phase of classical revival in england and england at the time .
scotland from around 1760 until his death . Ÿ There were perhaps half a dozen men in england with a
Ÿ Influenced the development of western architecture , both in europe and reasonable grasp of architectural theory but none with the
north america . confidence to bring the art of building within the intellectual range
Ÿ Vejected the palladian style (introduced by inigo jones) . While what the humanists and protestants did was extreme at the time the of royal society thought that is, to develop it as an art capable of
Ÿ Continued the tradition of drawing inspiration directly from classical Enlightenment thinkers went even farther by rejecting authority and upholding beneficial scientific inquiry.
antiquity , during his four years stay in europe . the freedom of individuals to think for themselves. Ÿ Here, for wren, was a whole field, which, given the opportunity, he
Ÿ Adoption of classical motifs lead adam to develop a new style of Philosophers started to questioned Christian belief also preferring ration could dominate a field in which the intuition of the physicist and
architectural decoration . understanding to faith. The Enlightenment had roots in many different the art of a model maker would join to design works of
Ÿ Robert Adam designed and built a number of romantic neo-Gothic castles, eras. They questioned Christian beliefs. Five influential Enlightenment formidable size and intricate construction .
mostly dating from the 1780s, in Scotland. The most important of these is thinkers. Ÿ Since the Renaissance the Pantheon has been the site of several
Culzean (1777–92), Ayrshire, for the earls of Cassilis. Another neo-Gothic important burials.
work is the interior of Alnwick Castle (c. 1770–80; destroyed in the 19th Ÿ Wren's first architectural project was the chapel of Pembroke
College in Cambridge, which his uncle, the Bishop of Ely, asked
century), Northumberland.
him to design in 1663.

The Enlightenment has long been hailed as the foundation of


modern western political and intellectual culture.
The Enlightenment brought political modernization
to the west .

The neoclassical interior Pantheon is derived


of the house was designed from the Ancient Greek
by Adam to be no less "Pantheion" meaning "of,
impressive than the exterior. relating to, or common
Entering the house through to all the gods”.Since the
the great north portico on Renaissance the Pantheon
the piano nobile, one is has been the site of several
confronted by the marble important burials. It
hall designed to was originally
suggest the open approached by
atrium of a a flight
Roman villa. of steps.

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