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Style

Style groups a building by its own design language, distinct from the architect who drew it. Wikipedia describes Gothic architecture as "characterised by pointed arches, rib vaults, flying buttresses and large, traceried stained glass windows," features a visitor can recognize on sight. Browsing by style gathers buildings that look and read alike even when their architects and dates differ.

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Comparison

Era of Emergence

5000 BCE 1

Origin Region

Iraq (Mesopotamia) 1

Style

101 entries

Building Type

Building Family

Place

Completed YearShowing the 100 most common of 235 options.

Standing Status

Architect

Group

Material

Defining Features

Period End Year

Period Start Year

Adam Style

American Colonial Architecture

American Craftsman

Antebellum Architecture

Architectural Eclecticism

Architectural Revivalism

Art Deco

Art Nouveau

Arts and Crafts Architecture

Bahay na Bato

Balinese Architecture

Bandeirista Architecture

Baroque Architecture

Baroque Revival Architecture

Bauhaus

Beaux-Arts Architecture

Biedermeier Architecture

Brutalism

Byzantine Revival Architecture

California Bungalow Architecture

Cape Cod Architecture

Carpenter Gothic

Catalan Modernisme

Chateauesque Architecture

Chinese Architecture

Colonial Architecture

Colonial Revival Architecture

Constructivist Architecture

Contemporary architecture

Cottage orné

Craftsman Style Architecture

Creole Architecture in the United States

De Stijl

Dutch Colonial Architecture

Elizabethan Architecture

English country house

Farmhouse

Federal Architecture

Federation Architecture

French Colonial Architecture

Futurist Architecture

Georgian Architecture

Gothic Architecture

Gothic Revival

Greek Revival Architecture

Haveli

Hawaiian Architecture

High Victorian Gothic

International Style

Italianate Architecture