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==Buildings and structures==
((See also|Category:Buildings and structures completed in 1670))
===Buildings===
[[File:PaternosterSquare-TempleBar.jpg|thumb|[[Temple Bar, London]] in 2004 location]]
[[File:Main chamber of Badshahi Mosque 2006.jpg|thumb|[[Badshahi Masjid]], Lahore]]
[[File:White Horse Tavern Sign.jpg|thumb|[[White Horse Tavern (Newport, Rhode Island)|The White Horse Tavern]] in [[Newport, Rhode Island]]]]
* 1670
** [[Báo Quốc Pagoda]], [[Huế]], Vietnam, is built.
** [[Saint George Palace]], [[Rennes]], France, has its foundation stones laid.
* 1671 – [[Weston Park]], [[Shropshire]], England, is built for [[Elizabeth Wilbraham]].
* 1672
** Buildings by [[Christopher Wren]] in England:
*** [[Temple Bar, London]] rebuilt.
*** Williamson Building at [[The Queen's College, Oxford]], completed.<ref>((cite journal|title=Queen’s College, Oxford|first=Holly|last=Kirkwood|date=2014-08-17|url=http://www.countrylife.co.uk/life-in-the-country/queens-college-oxford-60488#Ych0y1bHOjB6blCS.99|work=[[Country Life (magazine)|Country Life]]|location=London|accessdate=2015-02-26))</ref>
** Church of [[Monastery of Serra do Pilar]] in Gaia, Portugal, consecrated.
** Construction of [[Castillo de San Marcos]] at [[St. Augustine, Florida]], designed by Ignacio Daza, begins.
* 1673
** April – [[Badshahi Masjid]] in [[Lahore]], [[Punjab, Pakistan|Punjab]], built for [[Aurangzeb]], is completed.
** October 3 – [[Kintai Bridge]] in [[Iwakuni]], [[Suō Province]] (modern-day [[Yamaguchi Prefecture]]), Japan,  is officially completed.<ref>((Cite web|title=[Kintaikyo Bridge] Iwakuni city Homepage > Summary|url=http://kintaikyo.iwakuni-city.net/en/summary.html|access-date=2022-02-02|website=kintaikyo.iwakuni-city.net))</ref>
** [[White Horse Tavern (Newport, Rhode Island)|The White Horse Tavern]] in [[Newport, Rhode Island]] (estimated completion date)
** [[St Mary-le-Bow]] church in London, designed by [[Christopher Wren]], rebuilding completed.
** [[Monastery of San Francisco, Lima]], Peru, is consecrated (completed [[1774 in architecture|1774]]).
** [[Berkeley House, London]], designed by [[Hugh May]] and begun in 1665, is completed.
* 1675
** June – Work on the new [[St Paul's Cathedral]] in London, designed by [[Christopher Wren]], begins.
** June 11 – [[Theatine Church, Munich]], consecrated in form as left by [[Agostino Barelli]].
** August 2 – [[Portuguese Synagogue (Amsterdam)]], designed by Elias Bouwman and begun in 1671, is completed.
** [[Bethlem Royal Hospital]] in [[London]], designed by [[Robert Hooke]].
** [[Briggflatts Meeting House]] near [[Sedbergh]] in north-west England built.
* 1676
** The [[Royal Greenwich Observatory]] in London, designed by [[Christopher Wren]] is completed.
** [[Wren Library, Cambridge]], the library of [[Trinity College, Cambridge|Trinity College]], England, is designed by [[Christopher Wren]] (completed 1695).
** Main courtyards of [[Les Invalides]] in [[Paris]], designed by [[Libéral Bruant]], are completed.
** [[Skokloster Castle]] in Sweden, designed by Caspar Vogel with [[Jean de la Vallée]] and [[Nicodemus Tessin the Elder]], is completed.
** [[St. Peter and St. Paul's Church, Vilnius]] is completed.
[[File:Emmanuel College Front Court, Cambridge, UK - Diliff.jpg|thumb|The [[Emmanuel College, Cambridge]]]]
* 1677
** The [[Monument to the Great Fire of London]], designed by [[Christopher Wren]] and [[Robert Hooke]] is completed.
** Chapel of [[Emmanuel College, Cambridge]], designed by [[Christopher Wren]].
** Remodelling of [[Cornbury Park#Cornbury House|Cornbury House]] in Oxfordshire, England, designed by [[Hugh May]] and begun about 1663, is completed.
* 1679
** Chapel (''Église Saint-Louis des Invalides'') at [[Les Invalides]], Paris, is completed to the design of [[Libéral Bruant]].
** [[Černín Palace]] in [[Prague]], designed by Francesco Caratti, is completed.
** [[Montagu House, Bloomsbury]], London, designed by [[Robert Hooke]], is completed.

==Events==
* 1671: December 30 – The [[Académie royale d'architecture]] is founded by [[Louis XIV of France]] in [[Paris]], the world's first school of architecture.

==Births==
* 1672 – [[Francis Smith of Warwick]], English architect (died [[1738 in architecture|1738]])
* 1673 – [[Johann Friedrich Ludwig]], German-born architect working in Portugal (died [[1752 in architecture|1752]])
* c.1673 – [[John James (architect)|John James]], English architect (died [[1746 in architecture|1746]])
* 1676: June 15 – [[Colen Campbell]], Scottish-born Georgian architect (died [[1729 in architecture|1729]])
* 1678: March 7 – [[Filippo Juvarra]], Sicilian-born architect (died [[1736 in architecture|1736]])
* 1679 – [[Francesco Zerafa]], Maltese architect (died [[1758 in architecture|1758]])

==Deaths==
* 1670: October 11 – [[Louis Le Vau]] French classical architect (born [[1612 in architecture|1612]])
* 1672: October 24 – [[John Webb (architect)|John Webb]], English architect (born [[1611 in architecture|1611]])
* 1677: June 26 – [[Francesco Buonamici (architect)|Francesco Buonamici]], Italian Baroque architect, painter and engraver (born [[1596 in architecture|1596]])<ref>((cite encyclopedia |last=Oechslin |first=Werner |encyclopedia=Dizionario Biografico degli Italiani |title=BUONAMICI, Francesco |url=https://www.treccani.it/enciclopedia/francesco-buonamici_res-20b6e98a-87e9-11dc-8e9d-0016357eee51_(Dizionario-Biografico)/ |language=Italian |date=1972 |volume=15 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20200123183429/http://www.treccani.it/enciclopedia/francesco-buonamici_res-20b6e98a-87e9-11dc-8e9d-0016357eee51_(Dizionario-Biografico)/ |archive-date=23 January 2020))</ref>

== See also ==
* [[Architecture timeline]]

==References==
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[[Category:1670s works|Architecture]]

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