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Armenian church architecture is a religious building tradition defined by characteristic plan typologies, stonework, and decorative programs developed by Armenians in accordance with their Christianity faith. This architectural style evolved over time within the historical continuity of the Caucasus, Anatolia, Iran, and the Levant regions since the early periods of Christianity. Following the adoption of Christianity as the official state religion in the fourth century, religious buildings becam

Armenian church architecture is a religious building tradition defined by characteristic plan typologies, stonework and decorative programs developed by Armenians in accordance with their Christian faith. This architectural style evolved over historical continuity in the Caucasus Anatolia Iran and the Levant since the early periods of Christianity. Following the official adoption of Christianity as the state religion by Armenians in the 4th century religious structures became prominent in archit