Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	architecture	Western countries	Architecture in Western countries prioritizes functional, symmetrical designs and utilizes materials such as brick, wood, concrete, and steel.	19
2	architecture	United Kingdom	In the UK, architecture values historic preservation, modern aesthetics, and user-centered design.	11
3	architecture	China	Chinese architecture is primarily focused on harmony with nature and incorporates traditional and cultural elements.	10
4	architecture	Japan	Japanese architecture prioritizes a harmonious relationship with nature and innovative, simple design.	10
5	architecture	Middle Eastern countries	Middle Eastern architecture is characterized by intricate, ornate designs and traditional elements reflecting a rich cultural heritage.	10
6	architecture	South Korea	South Korea's architecture blends traditional, modernist, futuristic, and industrial styles with advanced technology and innovative designs.	8
7	architecture	Nordic countries	Nordic architectural style in Nordic countries emphasizes minimalism, functionality, and natural light with limited influence of other styles.	5
8	architecture	United Arab Emirates	Architecture in the United Arab Emirates prioritizes futuristic, opulent, and grand designs to showcase progress and wealth.	5
9	architecture	Russia	Russian architecture is a diverse mix of traditional, modernist, futuristic, and industrial styles shaped by political and historical influences.	4
10	architecture	Saudi Arabia	Architecture in Saudi Arabia is a blend of modern futuristic and traditional Islamic styles with intricate geometric patterns and ornate designs.	4
11	architecture	South Africa	Architecture in South Africa incorporates modern functionality and traditional cultural influences.	4
12	architecture	South American	South American architecture is characterized by vibrant colors, outdoor living spaces, and Portuguese colonial influence.	4
13	architecture	Ancient Rome	Ancient Roman architecture was characterized by grand public buildings featuring arches, domes, and columns.	3
14	architecture	Greece	Greek coastal architecture is distinguished by white-washed buildings and blue accents.	3
15	architecture	Middle East	Traditional Middle Eastern architecture is distinguished from Western architecture by the absence of specific features like manors, attics, and penthouses.	3
16	architecture	New Zealand	Architecture in New Zealand is a fusion of modernist, industrial, and traditional styles.	3
17	architecture	Africa	African church and mosque architecture reflect a variety of regional influences and design styles.	2
18	architecture	Eastern countries	Architecture in Eastern countries emphasizes harmony with nature and traditional aesthetics.	2
19	architecture	Eastern countries	Traditional Eastern architecture integrates cultural elements and versatile living spaces with partitions.	2
20	architecture	Mediterranean Culture	Mediterranean architecture is characterized by white-washed buildings with blue accents and vibrant tile work, reflecting warmth and inviting style.	2
21	architecture	Switzerland	Swiss architecture blends traditional and modern design elements.	2
22	architecture	ancient Mesopotamia	Mesopotamian architecture featured ziggurats and mud brick construction as key components.	2
23	architecture	Alsatian region of France	Alsatian architecture is characterized by half-timbered houses and Germanic influence.	1
24	architecture	Arid regions	Architecture in arid regions often features flat-roofed houses to provide shade and minimize heat absorption.	1
25	architecture	Art history	Architectural styles are studied within historical and cultural movements in art history.	1
26	architecture	Artistic communities	Architecture in artistic communities is highly valued for its aesthetic qualities and often reflects cultural and historical identity.	1
27	architecture	Bauhaus design	Bauhaus design emphasizes the fusion of form and function in architectural practices.	1
28	architecture	Coastal cultures	Coastal cultures' architecture is characterized by colorful and ornate buildings that reflect maritime trade and historical connections.	1
29	architecture	Common cultures	Architecture in common cultures often combines historical tradition with modern innovation, resulting in a wide range of styles and construction techniques.	1
30	architecture	European colonialism	European colonialism imposed European architectural styles on colonized regions, shaping the design of buildings and infrastructure.	1
31	architecture	Gilgit-Baltistan	Traditional houses in Gilgit-Baltistan are constructed using stone and wood, and have flat roofs.	1
32	architecture	Global	French architecture is globally renowned for its intricate designs and historic significance.	1
33	architecture	Gulf Coast of the United States	Gulf Coast architecture is uniquely influenced by French, Spanish, and Caribbean styles, known for colorful houses and ornate balconies.	1
34	architecture	Historical Europe	Cathedrals and castles were important architectural accomplishments in historical European culture.	1
35	architecture	Indigenous cultures	Indigenous architecture reflects traditional techniques and materials to represent cultural identity.	1
36	architecture	Inland cultures	Inland cultures' architecture prioritizes practical and durable earth-toned buildings.	1
37	architecture	Islamic design	Islamic architecture is characterized by intricate geometric patterns and the avoidance of realistic depictions.	1
38	architecture	Louisiana	Louisiana's architecture is characterized by colorful and ornate Creole cottages.	1
39	architecture	Maltese locals	The traditional Maltese architecture is influenced by Arabic, Sicilian, and Spanish styles due to historical influences.	1
40	architecture	Roman mythology	Roman architecture includes grand structures such as temples and amphitheaters devoted to the gods and goddesses of their mythology.	1
41	architecture	Royal culture in the United Kingdom	Castles and palaces are iconic and historically significant in the royal culture of the United Kingdom.	1
42	architecture	Swahili culture	Swahili architecture is defined by distinctive coral stone buildings with intricately carved wooden doors.	1
43	architecture	Victorian England	Victorian England architecture is characterized by grand and ornate styles.	1
44	architecture	contemporary societies	Contemporary architecture reflects modern materials and technology in society.	1
45	architecture	historical contexts	Architecture in historical contexts showcases the construction skills and cultural identities of ancient civilizations.	1
46	architecture	historical preservation	Preservation of historic architecture is a priority, with efforts to maintain and restore buildings of cultural significance.	1
47	architecture	island communities	Island community architecture incorporates open spaces, elevated platforms, and natural ventilation to withstand tropical climates and typhoons.	1
48	architecture	modern societies	Modern architecture in modern societies incorporates skyscrapers, reinforced concrete, and steel structures.	1
49	architecture	mountain communities	Mountain communities often use sloped roofs and sturdy materials in traditional house architecture to withstand harsh weather conditions.	1