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Style group gathers related styles into a wider family, such as the sequence running from Romanesque through Gothic to Renaissance. Wikipedia notes that Gothic architecture "is particularly associated with church architecture, but it is also the architecture of many castles, palaces, town halls, guildhalls, universities and houses," spanning several building types under one shared family look. This dimension lets a visitor see the larger movement a single style belongs to.

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Earliest Attested Era

2630 BCE 1

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30 entries

Era of Emergence

Ancient and Classical Styles of Europe

Ancient and Classical Styles of Latin America

Ancient and Classical Styles of South, East and Southeast Asia

Ancient and Classical Styles of the Middle East and North Africa

Early Modern Styles of Europe

Early Modern Styles of North America

Early Modern Styles with an International Reach

Medieval Styles of Britain and Ireland

Medieval Styles of Europe

Nineteenth-Century Revival Styles of Britain and Ireland

Nineteenth-Century Revival Styles of Europe

Nineteenth-Century Revival Styles of North America

Nineteenth-Century Revival Styles of the Middle East and North Africa

Nineteenth-Century Revival Styles with an International Reach

Postmodern and Contemporary Styles of Europe

Postwar and Late Modern Styles of Europe

Postwar and Late Modern Styles of North America

Postwar and Late Modern Styles of South, East and Southeast Asia

Regional and Traditional Architecture of East Asia

Regional and Traditional Architecture of Europe

Regional and Traditional Architecture of Oceania and the Pacific

Regional and Traditional Architecture of South Asia

Regional and Traditional Architecture of Southeast Asia

Regional and Traditional Architecture of Sub-Saharan Africa

Regional and Traditional Architecture of the Americas

Regional and Traditional Architecture of the Arctic and Circumpolar North

Regional and Traditional Architecture of the Middle East and North Africa

Renaissance, Baroque and Neoclassical Styles of Britain and Ireland

Renaissance, Baroque and Neoclassical Styles of Europe

Renaissance, Baroque and Neoclassical Styles of North America