Delray Beach CBD Architectural Design
... in nature and help provide visual interest to the otherwise straightforward, sober forms of the building. Details such as terrace roofs, railings, and balconies are commonly finished in wood, however, metal railings are also common, with more decorative designs found on buildings with French influen ...
... in nature and help provide visual interest to the otherwise straightforward, sober forms of the building. Details such as terrace roofs, railings, and balconies are commonly finished in wood, however, metal railings are also common, with more decorative designs found on buildings with French influen ...
Ontario Architectural Style Guide
... accentuated by columns which bear ionic capitals. The roof top is a shallow dome. At the time of its construction, the building was considered one of the finest public buildings in Guelph because of its distinctive styles and street presence.” (Canadian Register Nomination) ...
... accentuated by columns which bear ionic capitals. The roof top is a shallow dome. At the time of its construction, the building was considered one of the finest public buildings in Guelph because of its distinctive styles and street presence.” (Canadian Register Nomination) ...
С. О. Зубенко ЗБІРНИК ТЕКСТІВ І ЗАВДАНЬ «ІНОЗЕМНА МОВА»
... provide a path directly to the choir, the transept portals became more and more ornate. The choir extended from the crossing square, concluding with an apse encircled by an ambulatory with three chapels projecting from the interior wall. A narthex at the west façade entrance provides a transitional ...
... provide a path directly to the choir, the transept portals became more and more ornate. The choir extended from the crossing square, concluding with an apse encircled by an ambulatory with three chapels projecting from the interior wall. A narthex at the west façade entrance provides a transitional ...
FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT 1867
... modern’ and ‘matchless’ plumbing fixtures’ and efficient, well-organized kitchens – which Wright employed the nomenclature of the housing reformers, as well as his own ideal of an indigenous architecture that achieves both utility and beauty.” In the 1894 lecture FLW states, “there should be as many ...
... modern’ and ‘matchless’ plumbing fixtures’ and efficient, well-organized kitchens – which Wright employed the nomenclature of the housing reformers, as well as his own ideal of an indigenous architecture that achieves both utility and beauty.” In the 1894 lecture FLW states, “there should be as many ...
Downers Grove Architecture
... styles that would prevail in American domestic architecture for much of the later part of the 1800s as industrialization and the growth of the railroads would dramatically change home design and production. During this period, balloon frame construction would replace the use of heavy timbers in home ...
... styles that would prevail in American domestic architecture for much of the later part of the 1800s as industrialization and the growth of the railroads would dramatically change home design and production. During this period, balloon frame construction would replace the use of heavy timbers in home ...
Is My House Like Molly`s? - Molly Brown House Museum
... during this period with separate areas set aside for housing and business. In the era known as Hellenistic, Greeks also planned housing for those who couldn’t normally afford it. It was also at this time in architecture that one could look at a domestic structure and actually call it a “house.” Ther ...
... during this period with separate areas set aside for housing and business. In the era known as Hellenistic, Greeks also planned housing for those who couldn’t normally afford it. It was also at this time in architecture that one could look at a domestic structure and actually call it a “house.” Ther ...
Attachment 6
... Queen Anne architectural design, a style popular from the 1880s through the early 1900s, characterized by turrets, towers and elaborate decorative woodwork. Its setting remains much as it did when the house was constructed in 1910 and it is still in its original location. When looking at the home on ...
... Queen Anne architectural design, a style popular from the 1880s through the early 1900s, characterized by turrets, towers and elaborate decorative woodwork. Its setting remains much as it did when the house was constructed in 1910 and it is still in its original location. When looking at the home on ...
The 19 th Century
... Victorian Era. This dining room in the Elms by McKim Meade & White is highly baroque in its arrangement & color. Often times rooms would take on distinctly different characters. The whole house arrangement was completely eclectic. The was ...
... Victorian Era. This dining room in the Elms by McKim Meade & White is highly baroque in its arrangement & color. Often times rooms would take on distinctly different characters. The whole house arrangement was completely eclectic. The was ...
Slide 1 What do we mean when we say "house style" or
... was a natural for churches, which were the highest and most monumental buildings in a town. The earliest and most famous example of masonry Gothic Revival architecture in the United States is Lyndhurst, an all-marble estate in Tarrytown, New York. The architect, ...
... was a natural for churches, which were the highest and most monumental buildings in a town. The earliest and most famous example of masonry Gothic Revival architecture in the United States is Lyndhurst, an all-marble estate in Tarrytown, New York. The architect, ...
Walking Tour Brochure.indd - Ellicottville, NY Chamber of Commerce
... ball room it was a center for many social events held during the early years of the village. Jefferson Street. Jefferson Street is illustrative of the emergence of industry in the village after the county government left the community. Houses on this street date to the mid- and late-nineteenth centu ...
... ball room it was a center for many social events held during the early years of the village. Jefferson Street. Jefferson Street is illustrative of the emergence of industry in the village after the county government left the community. Houses on this street date to the mid- and late-nineteenth centu ...
HISTORY OF MODERN ARCHITECTURE
... Mies came to America in 1938 to teach at the Illinois Institute of Technology in Chicago. His first major American commission was to prepare the campus plan for IIT based on rectangular volumes and exposed metal frames. In the Crown Hall, a building for architecture, he created a large universal col ...
... Mies came to America in 1938 to teach at the Illinois Institute of Technology in Chicago. His first major American commission was to prepare the campus plan for IIT based on rectangular volumes and exposed metal frames. In the Crown Hall, a building for architecture, he created a large universal col ...
D.2 Residential Styles and Forms The single
... decorative detailing. The gables were usually accentuated with decorative vergeboards, lack of eaves or trim beneath the gable, and walls, and windows which extended beyond the cornice line into the gable. Features often included a one-story entry or full-width porch with supports, brackets and frie ...
... decorative detailing. The gables were usually accentuated with decorative vergeboards, lack of eaves or trim beneath the gable, and walls, and windows which extended beyond the cornice line into the gable. Features often included a one-story entry or full-width porch with supports, brackets and frie ...
20th & 21st Century Architecture
... design labs, exhibition spaces, classrooms. dormitories ,and lecture halls. With a skeleton of reinforced concrete, overlapping planes, and continuous glass curtain, it exemplifies the Bauhaus aesthetic. Hitler closed Bauhaus in 1933. Gropius escaped to the U.S, for a new career in academia – which ...
... design labs, exhibition spaces, classrooms. dormitories ,and lecture halls. With a skeleton of reinforced concrete, overlapping planes, and continuous glass curtain, it exemplifies the Bauhaus aesthetic. Hitler closed Bauhaus in 1933. Gropius escaped to the U.S, for a new career in academia – which ...
Buildings to Know- Romanesque and Queen Anne
... steel manufacturing, the county courts, and a jail. It is marked by a tower that is more slender than Romanesque proportions, and looks more like the civic skyscraper that was corresponds to the similar expression being built at the same time in Philadelphia for its city hall in the French Second Em ...
... steel manufacturing, the county courts, and a jail. It is marked by a tower that is more slender than Romanesque proportions, and looks more like the civic skyscraper that was corresponds to the similar expression being built at the same time in Philadelphia for its city hall in the French Second Em ...
The architecture of the historic homes of Readington Township
... As the creation of the railroads began in the 19th century, the homes became sturdier and stronger than those previously mentioned. The reason for this is because of the materials being transported into areas by the railcars. These homes, which are seen frequently throughout Readington Township, are ...
... As the creation of the railroads began in the 19th century, the homes became sturdier and stronger than those previously mentioned. The reason for this is because of the materials being transported into areas by the railcars. These homes, which are seen frequently throughout Readington Township, are ...
A Walking Tour of Historic Basking Ridge Village
... Although the stately elms are gone and the broad main street is now paved, many of the beloved landmarks survive in the picturesque village center of Basking Ridge, New Jersey. Over the years Basking Ridge has embraced new buildings and changing styles, which is what in essence defines the character ...
... Although the stately elms are gone and the broad main street is now paved, many of the beloved landmarks survive in the picturesque village center of Basking Ridge, New Jersey. Over the years Basking Ridge has embraced new buildings and changing styles, which is what in essence defines the character ...
III. Appendix - City of Woodland
... A technique of wooden-frame construction in which the members are exposed outside of the wall. A roof form in which the exterior angle is formed by meeting of two sloping sides of the roof having their wall plates running in different directions, typically four slopes with a ridge. Referring to an o ...
... A technique of wooden-frame construction in which the members are exposed outside of the wall. A roof form in which the exterior angle is formed by meeting of two sloping sides of the roof having their wall plates running in different directions, typically four slopes with a ridge. Referring to an o ...
Federation Bungalow
... Bungalow, during the early years of the twentieth century and by the early 1920s many builders had embraced the style. ...
... Bungalow, during the early years of the twentieth century and by the early 1920s many builders had embraced the style. ...
3.0 ARCHITECTURAL CONTEXTS 3.1 ARCHITECTURAL STYLES
... AltllOUgll tIle Italianate style experienced its greatest popularity between 1850 alld 1880, alnlost every city across tIle country boasts at least Olle commercial building in this style (Blumenson 1983:37). Italianate commercial buildings utilized many ofthe architectural forms and details oftIle r ...
... AltllOUgll tIle Italianate style experienced its greatest popularity between 1850 alld 1880, alnlost every city across tIle country boasts at least Olle commercial building in this style (Blumenson 1983:37). Italianate commercial buildings utilized many ofthe architectural forms and details oftIle r ...
2 Architectural Styles
... nature with a formal and clearly structured arrangement of parts. Edwardian or English Baroque was very popular in Great Britain and was a freer, more inventive reworking of the architecture of the 16th century Renaissance and 17th century Baroque Italy, both of which borrowed heavily from classical ...
... nature with a formal and clearly structured arrangement of parts. Edwardian or English Baroque was very popular in Great Britain and was a freer, more inventive reworking of the architecture of the 16th century Renaissance and 17th century Baroque Italy, both of which borrowed heavily from classical ...
The Cave-temples of Po Win Taung, Central Burma: Architecture
... The Cave-temples of Po Win Taung, Central Burma: Architecture, Sculpture and Murais is the first comprehensive book about Po Win Taung, a soft volcanic rock hill, situated to the north-west of Central Burma. It is a huge, multi-level religious complex with about 800 rock-cut caves, which vary from a ...
... The Cave-temples of Po Win Taung, Central Burma: Architecture, Sculpture and Murais is the first comprehensive book about Po Win Taung, a soft volcanic rock hill, situated to the north-west of Central Burma. It is a huge, multi-level religious complex with about 800 rock-cut caves, which vary from a ...
residential and commercial architectural periods and styles in san
... Church, 660 California St. ...
... Church, 660 California St. ...
Buildings to Know - Gothic vs Classic in the mid-19th
... “Riverside”, outside Burlington, NJ; Designed by John Notman, built 1837-39 The earliest known representation of the Italianate style in the United States was at the country house of Episcopal Bishop John Doane along the Delaware River in Burlington, NJ, near Philadelphia. It was designed by Scottis ...
... “Riverside”, outside Burlington, NJ; Designed by John Notman, built 1837-39 The earliest known representation of the Italianate style in the United States was at the country house of Episcopal Bishop John Doane along the Delaware River in Burlington, NJ, near Philadelphia. It was designed by Scottis ...
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... This style of homes was inspired by the adobe structures of the Southwest and is very closely related to the Prairie Style. Like the Prairie, these styles feature low, horizontal lines and large open interior spaces, but their exteriors are quite different. They’re often asymmetrical structures cov ...
... This style of homes was inspired by the adobe structures of the Southwest and is very closely related to the Prairie Style. Like the Prairie, these styles feature low, horizontal lines and large open interior spaces, but their exteriors are quite different. They’re often asymmetrical structures cov ...
Italianate architecture
The Italianate style of architecture was a distinct 19th-century phase in the history of Classical architecture.In the Italianate style, the models and architectural vocabulary of 16th-century Italian Renaissance architecture, which had served as inspiration for both Palladianism and Neoclassicism, were synthesised with picturesque aesthetics. The style of architecture that was thus created, though also characterised as ""Neo-Renaissance"", was essentially of its own time. ""The backward look transforms its object,"" Siegfried Giedion wrote of historicist architectural styles; ""every spectator at every period—at every moment, indeed—inevitably transforms the past according to his own nature.""The Italianate style was first developed in Britain about 1802 by John Nash, with the construction of Cronkhill in Shropshire. This small country house is generally accepted to be the first Italianate villa in England, from which is derived the Italianate architecture of the late Regency and early Victorian eras. The Italianate style was further developed and popularised by the architect Sir Charles Barry in the 1830s. Barry's Italianate style (occasionally termed ""Barryesque"") drew heavily for its motifs on the buildings of the Italian Renaissance, though sometimes at odds with Nash's semi-rustic Italianate villas.The style was not confined to England and was employed in varying forms, long after its decline in popularity in Britain, throughout Northern Europe and the British Empire. From the late 1840s to 1890 it achieved huge popularity in the United States, where it was promoted by the architect Alexander Jackson Davis.