British Follies

A study of follies in the gardens of Stourhead, Stowe and Castle Howard

Yale School of Architecture
History of British Landscape Architecture
Professor Bryan Fuermann
2020

STOURHEAD

bristol











cross

temple of













flora

temple of











apollo

obelisk

These three 18th century English gardens are sequenced and structured by their “follies,” buildings intended primarily for decoration or veneration - using architecture for the purpose of embellishing a landscape, demonstrating wealth and sparking wonder. 

STOWE

temple of














british













worthies

queen’s













temple

lord













cobham’s














pillar

temple of













concord














& victory

CASTLE HOWARD

temple of














the four













winds

obelisk

pyramid

mauso










leum

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