Architecture

Edward VI did not like Windsor Castle.

After Victoria's death, the royal family continued to use Balmoral for their annual autumn visits.

Around the eastern and southern ends of the Upper Court, Edward ordered the construction of luxurious, self-contained apartments for his court, creating a modern quadrilateral shape.

When George III came to the throne in 1760, he reversed the trend in Windsor.

The construction of the bridge was not without accidents.

The chief architect of the mausoleum was Ustad Ahmad Lahauri.

Victoria did not consent to the introduction of era inventions to Windsor Castle.

Because Big Ben's foundations rest on a layer of gravel with London clay underneath, the tower began to lean slightly toward the northwest.

The style in which the palace in Versailles was built can be described as French baroque.

It was built to withstand magnitude-9 earthquakes and a wind speed of 320 km/h.