Home›Regional and Traditional Architecture›Regional and Traditional Architecture of EuropeGroupRegional and Traditional Architecture of EuropeNamed regional and traditional building traditions this atlas records as belonging to Europe, from the British Isles through continental Western, Central, Eastern and Southern Europe to Russia and Scandinavia: the largest of this subcategory's nine regional groups. Belongs here: any regional or traditional architecture entry this atlas records as originating in Europe. Does not belong here: a tradition originating outside Europe, gathered under one of this subcategory's other eight regional groups.FactsBrowse BySourcesComments (0)Reader Challenges (0)FactsComparisonEra of EmergenceWell-attested1130 CE 1Browse ByAll Regional and Traditional Architecture of EuropeRegional and Traditional Architecture of Europe36 entriesRegional and Traditional Architecture of EuropeFilter Results36 entriesInfluenced ByAllByzantine Architecture (1)Regional TraditionAllRegional and Traditional Architecture of Europe (36)PeriodAll1895 to 1920 (1)GroupAllRegional and Traditional Architecture of Europe (36)Origin RegionAllFrance (1)Germany (3)India (1)Italy (1)Netherlands (1)Norway (1)Poland (2)Russia (2)Sweden (1)United States (6)BrowseCompareSelect all 36American Colonial ArchitectureRegional and Traditional Architecture31 linksBasque ArchitectureRegional and Traditional ArchitectureBerg HouseRegional and Traditional ArchitectureBlack Forest House ArchitectureRegional and Traditional ArchitectureBlackhouse ArchitectureRegional and Traditional ArchitectureByre-dwellingRegional and Traditional ArchitectureCape Cod ArchitectureRegional and Traditional Architecture1 linkCas di TortoRegional and Traditional ArchitectureChalet ArchitectureRegional and Traditional ArchitectureCharleston Single HouseRegional and Traditional ArchitectureColonial ArchitectureRegional and Traditional Architecture13 linksDutch BrickRegional and Traditional ArchitectureEnglish country houseRegional and Traditional ArchitectureFamilokRegional and Traditional ArchitectureFarmhouseRegional and Traditional ArchitectureFrench Colonial ArchitectureRegional and Traditional Architecture5 linksGablefront houseRegional and Traditional ArchitectureGarrison (Architecture)Regional and Traditional ArchitectureGeestharden houseRegional and Traditional ArchitectureHeimatschutz ArchitectureRegional and Traditional ArchitectureIcelandic Turf House ArchitectureRegional and Traditional ArchitectureItalian Colonial ArchitectureRegional and Traditional ArchitectureIzbaRegional and Traditional ArchitectureLandshövdingehusRegional and Traditional ArchitectureLog houseRegional and Traditional Architecture1 linkLow German House ArchitectureRegional and Traditional ArchitectureMalagasy ArchitectureRegional and Traditional ArchitectureMiddle German houseRegional and Traditional ArchitecturePonce CreoleRegional and Traditional ArchitecturePost-and-plankRegional and Traditional ArchitecturePueblo ArchitectureRegional and Traditional Architecture3 linksRorbuRegional and Traditional ArchitectureRussian ArchitectureRegional and Traditional Architecture2 linksSaltbox ArchitectureRegional and Traditional Architecture3 linksSwidermajerRegional and Traditional ArchitectureWooden synagogues in the Polish-Lithuanian CommonwealthRegional and Traditional ArchitectureSources1. WikipediaWikimedia FoundationWikipedia, Urnes Stave Church, lead sectionQuote, Wikipedia, Urnes Stave Church, lead sectionThe Urnes Stave Church was built around the year 1130 or shortly thereafter, and still stands in its original location; it is believed to be the oldest of its kind.View the SourceComments (0)No comments yet. Be the first to share a thought.Sign in to join the discussion.Reader Challenges (0)No disputes yet. Spotted an error or a better source? Open the first one.Sign in to dispute this or suggest a correction.