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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

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Defining Features

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Period Start Year

Jacobean Architecture

Japanese Traditional Architecture

Log Building Architecture

Log Cabin Architecture

Log house

Mayan Revival architecture

Mediterranean Revival Architecture

Metabolism

Mid-Century Modern Architecture

Mission Revival Architecture

Modernist Architecture

Moorish Architecture

Moorish Revival Architecture

National Romantic Style

Neoclassical Architecture

Neo-Futurism

Neo-Mudéjar

New Objectivity Architecture

Norman Architecture

Octagon House Architecture

Organic Architecture

Ottoman Architecture

Pacific Lodge

Palladian Architecture

Post-and-plank

Postmodern Architecture

Prairie School

Pueblo Architecture

Queen Anne Style Architecture

Queenslander Architecture

Ranch-Style Architecture

Regency Architecture

Renaissance Architecture

Renaissance Revival architecture

Richardsonian Romanesque Architecture

Romanesque Revival Architecture

Rundbogenstil

Rustic Architecture

Saltbox Architecture

Scottish Baronial Architecture

Second Empire Architecture

Shingle Style

Spanish Colonial Architecture

Spanish Colonial Revival Architecture

Stick Style Architecture

Streamline Moderne

Traditional Architecture

Tudor Architecture

Tudor Revival Architecture

Victorian Architecture