This section introduces various architectural styles common in North America and Europe. The list is not exhaustive; in the following two sections, we will look at a short overview of styles that are specific to the US and Europe.
Victorian architecture – characterized by ornate detailing, steep roofs, and bay windows.
modern architecture – a style emphasizing simplicity, functionality, and lack of ornamentation.
contemporary style – current architectural styles reflecting modern design trends.
Mediterranean style – inspired by Spanish and Italian architecture, with stucco walls and red tile roofs.
Tudor style – features steeply pitched roofs, tall windows, and decorative half-timbering.
Georgian style – symmetrical design, brick construction, and classical details. Named after the period of reign of British kings from George I to George IV.
Gothic Revival – features pointed arches, decorative patterns, and vertical emphasis.
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Federal style – similar to Georgian but with more decorative elements.
industrial style – utilizes raw materials like exposed brick, metals, and open spaces.
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