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Jan 1, 1300
Renaissance TIme period
- Started as a cultural movement in Italy, the Renaissance era bridged Middle age and Modern era together.
- Many of the architectural structures were tuning towards a classical design, some had gothic designs. Italian architects made clearly defined structures.
- Classical Roman architectural design was adopted by many renaissance artists in their works, structures included.
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Period: Jan 1, 1300 to
Historical Architectural styles
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Jan 1, 1558
Elizabethan Architecture
- It was an era that displayed some parts of European renaissance and was at the end of the Tudor era.
- Most structures were a combination of the European Renaissance and the Tudor era, usually creating more delicate shapes.
- The architecture was very cheerful, noticed through the chimney embellishments, frontis pieces and funerary pieces.
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Neo Classical Architecture
- Derived from the class antiquity architecture, Vitruvian principles and the works of Italian architect Andrea Palladio.
- Uses more walls to separate components of the structure, against the rococo style of natural ornaments and uses some features of the Late Baroque era.
- The interior is a genuine classic interior, inspired by the remains of Pompeii Herculaneum.
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Spanish Colonial Revival
- It was an architectural movement in the United States during the 20th century.
- This featured components from the Spanish Colonial architectural times.
- The design features smooth plaster looks, chimney finishes, low-pitched clay tiles, flat roofs, terracotta and more.
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Art Deco Architecture
- This type of design started in France and spread through France and some into USA.
- The design uses geometrical shapes such as cubes, cones and cylinders in the structures of the buildings.
- The interior is designed to combine different eras of architecture such as cubism, elizabethan, Neo Louis XVI, etc.