British military architecture

British military architecture refers to the design and construction of forts, castles, and defensive structures built to protect against invasions and warfare. Key features include thick stone walls, moats, bastions, and gun emplacements, evolved over centuries to accommodate advances in weaponry. Notable examples include the Tower of London and coastal forts like Fort Victoria, which reflect military strategies of different eras. These structures emphasize both defense and the strategic use of local geography, showcasing the historical significance of protecting territory and maintaining order within the broader context of British history and military evolution.