William the Conqueror had three castles built during his time. The three buildings are Corfe Castle, Nottingham Castle, and Warwick Castle.
The architect of Warwick Castle was William the Conqueror. He was a Norman King of England and he ordered to build it in 1068. The objective of this construction was to protect the region against rebellion.
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No, Warwick Castle never became a concentric castle. Warwick Castle, located in the county town of Warwick in Warwickshire is in a location that isn't geographically prone to attack and therefore wasn't altered. Concentric castles were very expensive to build and would only be found in strategic locations. Warwick Castle is not near the coast of England or border with Wales. The process of updating it was delayed. After a Motte and Bailey it was, in 1260 compared with more stategical castles that were updated around 1100, turned into stone. Many castles gained the characteristic of a square (stone) keep but Warwick Castle gained a shell keep.
william the conqueror built dunster castle
motte bailey castle
Motte and Bailey castle took 10 years whereas when they upgraded it to stone, it took 40 or 50 years.
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in 135 bc
The Tower of London.
for protection from the invaders of madigasgar