Written or formally adopted texts that shaped architectural theory or practice: treatises from Vitruvius's De architectura through twentieth-century manifestos such as Towards a New Architecture, and internationally adopted charters and conventions such as the Athens Charter, the Venice Charter and the World Heritage Convention. Belongs here: any milestone whose subject is the writing, publication or formal adoption of a text that shaped how architecture is practiced, taught or protected. Does not belong here: the founding of an organization that later produces such texts, grouped under institutional, school and program foundings, even where the two events are closely related.
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De architectura Written
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I Quattro Libri dell'Architettura Published
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Publication of De re aedificatoria
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Publication of the Yingzao Fashi
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Publication of Towards a New Architecture
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The Athens Charter
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The Burra Charter Adopted
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The Nara Document on Authenticity Adopted
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The Venice Charter Adopted
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World Heritage Convention Adopted
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Wikimedia FoundationWikipedia, De architectura, Origin and contents section, era
Probably written between 30 and 20 BC.
Wikipedia, De architectura, Origin and contents section, region
Probably written between 30 and 20 BC.
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