ARCHITECTURE

MANSIONS

• Gardens
• Galleries
• E-plan
• Mansions were built with stone or brick.

GARDENS

• The flowers in that were used would still be high class today.

GALLERIES

• The longest part of the mansion.
• The family would put the artwork that they would purchase along the wall.

E-PLAN

• Highest part of the E is the living area.
• Lowest is the kitchen.
• Center is the entry.
• The longest is the gallery.

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TUDOR

• Made of oak.
• Engrave the oak, like stone.
• Stools and chest, not many chairs.
• The chimneys were influenced by Italian Renaissance.

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CASTLE

• A glorified mansion
• Queen Elizabeth's government didn't rely on the castles.

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CHURCH

• No new churches were built.
• Villages would brag about their churches.

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WORKS CITED

• Elizabethan-era.org.uk Shakespearesengland.co. bbc.co.uk. elizabethanenglandlife.com britain express. bernardsmith.eu