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This document provides information about different architectural styles throughout history. It discusses how Greek revival was popular in the 1840s but was replaced by styles more suitable for royalty. Early homes in England were made of stone but were too expensive for most. Gothic and Carpenter Gothic styles emerged in America using wooden details instead of stone. Victorian structures evolved from simple to more complicated over time, with styles like Italianate known for flat roofs, cornices, and columns. Victorian architecture remains popular today as many homes from this era still stand.
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Victorian era architecture
- 1. Delon farook
- 2. •This is a Greek revival this was mostly for the public By the 1840 Greek was not good for the public instead its was used for the queen Some house did not even had bathrooms or kitchens
- 3. Most early homes in England were made out of carved stone all the mansions were not large at all Most people could not afford the house cause it was expensive to have people to carve stone into house
- 4. When Gothic came to America and was translated to Carpenter Gothic the stone tracery was replaced by wooden Gingerbread ornate wooden detail is considered a folk art the Charastic American Carpenter Gothic style is characterized by steep gables and pointed windows
- 5. Early Victorian structures were very simple but in later time they became more complicated the end result would always be very stunning Italianate style structures have flat roof lines, corniced eaves, angled bay windows and Corinthian-columned porches
- 6. Contemporary critics accuse the Victorians of needless complexity and clutter Victorian architecture up to 1870 was thought by some
- 7. The latter part of the nineteenth century brought a new attitude toward color Before then, the houses of the tract builders tended to be painted all one color, usually white, beige or gray many people painted them in a lighter color
- 8. Many of these Victorian style homes still stand today It is actually still a style that many people will follow the Victorian architectural period mostly spans the period of mainly 1825-1900
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