Square, Traingle, Column, and Circular Buildings.

SQUARE, TRIANGLE, COLUMN, AND CIRCULAR BUILDINGS.

TRIANGLE 

inhabitant.com/project-triangle 2008 By: Herzog and De Mueron Location: Paris, France

This building also known as the Triangle Tower resembles the early pyramids because it is indeed a triangle. The way that this building is skinny at the top and wide at the bottom shows that it has some of the same characteristics as the pyramids back in those times.

                                              SQUARE

www.walkingpaper.org 1965(updated since then) By: Giovanni Solocci 

This library known as the Stadtbibliothek Stuttgart in Stuttgart, Germany, is an example of a square building. All four sides of this building are equal and the diagonals of the square are perpendicular.

COLUMN

davidwallphoto.com November 1929 By: Grierson, Aimer, and Draffin in  North Island, New Zealand

 This Museum, The Auckland War Muesum, was built in 1929 and is categorized as a column building because it has rows and columns just as the Greeks and Romans had on their buildings.

                                            CIRCULAR

http://www.buildingbetterhealthcare.co.uk 2010 By:The Moller Architects in Malmo, Sweden

This health care building in Malmo, Sweden represents a circular building. A circular building built back in earlier times would have most likely been some kind of arena or venue, and this modern day building kind of favors that because it is constructed in a circular form with things going on in the center of it.