Lecture _1_

Throughout history, architecture has been used as a creative, functional outlet that often heralds the cultural depth of society. In fact, a scroll through the basics of important architectural movements is a window into art and culture during any given time period.
Often, architectural styles build on one another, with each past period providing the building blocks of advancement for the next culture. Just think of the lasting influence of the Egyptian pyramids or classical Greek temples, which have not only inspired later architects, but also fashion, jewelry, and industrial design.
? Today our lecture concerns with the following axis:

The first point is an access to the types of historical architecture.
Secondly Why study historical architecture logically?
The third point is the Type is the product.
The fourth point which I would like to explain is ways to access to the types in historical architecture.
Finally, is mathematics the logical language to understand the architecture between the sender and receiver?