450 likes | 716 Views
Big Ben Tower-Bridge By Amy R. Price. London, England1858Famous LandmarkClock towerAugustus Pugin and Charles Barry- architectsWeighs over 13 tonsClock hands are 14 feet and 9 feet long. Big Ben is in Europe.. Chartres Cathedral by Tyler . Chartres, FranceBuilt by Catholic Church1145-1220A churchFirst building to be built at such height Walking labyrinth is on the floor .
E N D
1. Great Buildings of the World By Miss Ertels
3rd & 4th Graders
March 2008
2. Big Ben Tower-BridgeBy Amy R. Price London, England
1858
Famous Landmark
Clock tower
Augustus Pugin and Charles Barry- architects
Weighs over 13 tons
Clock hands are 14 feet and 9 feet long
3. Big Ben is in Europe. Click to add notesClick to add notes
4. Chartres Cathedralby Tyler Chartres, France
Built by Catholic Church
1145-1220
A church
First building to be built at such height
Walking labyrinth is on the floor
5. Chartres Cathedral is in Europe.
6. Roman Colosseum by Alexis
Rome, Italy
Inspired by Emperor Vespasian
Builders- Romans
70-82 CE
Built for Entertainment
Seated over 50,000
7. The Colosseum is in Europe.
8. Eiffel Tower by Jasa Paris, France
Gustave Eiffel, Builder
1887 to 1889
Built for Worlds Fair
300 m (985 ft) tall
Has been hit by lightning
300 meters tall (985 feet)
9. The Eiffel Tower is in Europe.
10. Empire State BuildingBy Hunter New York City
Shreve, Lamb, Harmon- Architects
Built from 1929-1931
102 floors
1,250 feet high to roof
Built to be the tallest building in the world and it was for 41 years counting the spire which made it 1,472 feet tall
11. The Empire State Building is in North America.
12. Golden Gate Bridgeby Johnathan San Francisco, California
Builder, Joseph Strauss
1933 to 1937
4,200 feet long
35 million dollars
To connect San Francisco to Marin by road
Steel towers
Has 80,000 miles of wires
Suspension bridge
13. The Golden Gate Bridge is in North America.
14. Hoover Dam By Daniel Border of Nevada and Arizona
Dr. Elwood Mead- head of construction
1931-1936
Built to reserve water for Las Vegas and Los Angeles
Built to make electricity for the west
15. Hoover Dam is in North America.
16. The Leaning Tower of Pisaby Mary Pisa, Italy
1173 A.D.
179 feet tall
Worlds most famous tower
Built out of marble
Began to teeter while still under construction because of soft soil
17. The Leaning Tower of Pisa is in Europe.
18. Mount Rushmore by Luke Black Hills, South Dakota
Sculptor- Gutzon Borglum
1927-1941
Four presidents heads
Never will be finished because sculptor wanted carvings to go to presidents waists
19. Mt. Rushmore is in North America.
20. Notre Dame By Zoe Architect- Maurice De Sully
Built 1163 to 1250
Paris, France
Restored by Viollet le Duc
Large rose windows
Famous gargoyles
Restored in 1991 and 2001
Sculptures
A bell plays from southwest tower
Stained glass windows
21. The Notre Dame is in Europe.
22. Palace of Versailles by Tyrale Versailles, France
Architect- Andre le Notre
Built from 1661 to 1774
Royal Palace
23. The Palace of Versailles is in Europe.
24. Pyramid of the Sun by Jennifer Teotihuacan, Mexico
738 ft. across tall and 246 ft. high
Third largest pyramid in the world
First stage finished around 100 A.D.
Two pyramids at this site- The Pyramid of the Moon is next to this one.
Made of stone and earth
Named by Aztecs years later
East side faces sunrise and west side faces sunset
25. The Pyramid of the Sun is in North America.
26. St. Basils Cathedral by Kelly Moscow, Russia
Built after victory by Tsar Ivan IVs win over Mongol armies
1555-1560
Architects- Barma and Posnik
Eight Onion Domes and Golden Crosses
Church
27. St. Basils Cathedral is in Europe.
28. St. Marks Cathedralby Hannah Venice, Italy
Built by Sons of Agnello Participanzio
Built in 832, Burned in 976, Rebuilt from 978-1063
5 domes
Pieces of gold cover inside walls
Catholic Church
Theres a ladder on the roof
Pigeons gather there in spring
52 meters long
29. St. Marks Cathedral is in Europe.
30. Statue of Libertyby William New York Harbor
Architect- Frederic Bartholdi
1884-1886
300 feet high
Weighs over 200 tons
Americas tallest sculpture
31. The Statue of Liberty is in North America.
32. Stonehengeby Amanda T. Norton Salisbury, England
Builders Unknown
Built 2,750 to 1,500 B.C.
33. Stonehenge is in Europe.
34. Sydney Opera House By Alissa Sydney, Australia
Architect Jorn Utzon
1957-1973
Tile-clad and pre-cast concrete
Roof sections look like sails
Opera House
35. The Sydney Opera House is in Australia.
36. Taj Mahal By Andrew Agra, India
1630-1653
Tomb
Over 30,000 people built it for Shah Jahans wife to be buried
Marble and Gemstones
Over 100,000 people visit every year
37. The Taj Mahal is in Asia.
38. The Giza PyramidBy Elias Giza, Egypt
2600-2480 B.C.E.
Pharaoh ordered it
4,000 men worked on it
Built to bury kings
Originally 481 ft. high
Now 449 ft. high due to erosion
39. The Giza Pyramid is in Africa.
40. The Gateway Archby Shannon Also called Jefferson National Expansion Memorial Arch
St.Louis, Missouri
Architect: Eero Saarinen
To celebrate Western States
1961-1965
Lookout area at the top
630 feet tall
630 feet between the legs
16,000 tons of steel
Underground tourist center
41. The Gateway Arch is in North America.
42. The Great Wall of Chinaby Jarod China
7th Century B.C.E.
Ordered to be built by Emperor of China, Qin Shi Huang
To protect the dynasty
Several Walls- 4,000 miles long
43. The Great Wall of China is in Asia.
44. The SphinxbyLogan Egypt
Built more than 4,000 years ago
Architect- Khafre
To protect the Pyramids
and the people buried there
200 feet long, 66 feet high
Made out of bedrock
45. The Sphinx is in Africa.