Architectural Styles
Cale Adsett & Robert Bugner
Neoclassical- the revival of a classical style or treatment in art, literature, architecture or music
-Very popular in Europe
-2 waves of neoclassical
-Began in the mid 18th century
-Emphasizes the wall rather than Chiaroscuro
-Historic house styles (Greek Revival, Federalist, Antebellum Architecture, Beaux Arts Architecture
-Became a dominant style for domestic buildings nationwide between 1900's and 1940's
-First gained influence in England and France
-Characterized by Greek and Roman influenced styles
Similarities
-Popular in America
-Has their own interior style
-Expensive to build
-Require large foundations
Bungalow- A low house, with a broad front porch, having either no upper floor or upper rooms set in the roof, typically with dormer windows.
-Built with brick walls
-more expensive to construct than 2 story houses
-lower to the ground then most housing
-Usually small buildings
-Either 1 story or either has a second story built into the sloped roof
-Originated in India
-no stairs between living areas
-Do not share the same foundation of other buildings