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This is Angkor Wat Temple. Angkor Wat was a funerary temple for King Suryavarman II
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http://quatr.us/egypt/architecture/houses.htmAncient egyptian homes were made of blocks of sun-baked mud. Most of the had one room that families had to share.
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The Greek used inexpensive materials for the average homes. Middle class and up had bathrooms. They built their homes using mathematics for precision.
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These houses were built with sand, rock, and limestone.
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Ancient Romans took the greek architecture and made small changes. If you were poor you would live in an apartment.
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The Palace Knossos is also known as The house of Double Axes and was home to King Minos of Crete
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The Japanese had to styles of homes. On was a pit surrounded by straw and the other was made of wood and lifted off the ground so things cound be stored under.
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These houses were built similar to the Egyption. They used sundried mud for the building and wood for the roofs.
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Windor Castle was built by William the Conquer in 1066.
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Himeji Castle belonged to emperor, Nobunaga Oda. He was going to use the palace and a fortitude but it was never attacked
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Coca Castle - This casle was home to Alonso de Fonseca aan archbishop from Spain.
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Palace of Versailles was first a lodge to King Louie XII be fore it became home to King Louie XIV
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Irish cottages were made of several different kinds of materials but the most desired and expensive was limestone.
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Pena Palace was home to King Ferdinand and Queen Maria II
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Neuschwanstein Castle was built for Ludwig Neuschwanstein
