Architecture and Design of the Building

Tudor Revival: 75%

• Steeply pitched gable roofs
• Decorative half-timbering
• Brick exterior walls
• Grouped windows with leaded glass

Gothic Revival: 60%

• Gothic arched windows and doorways
• Pointed arches over some of the windows

Renaissance: 50%

• Symmetrical arrangement of windows and doors
• Classical elements such as the arched entryway

Styles and Influences

Tudor Revival

Inspired by medieval English architecture combining Renaissance and Gothic design elements.

• Examples in real life: Ascott House in Buckinghamshire, England

Gothic Revival

Emulates Gothic style noted for its arches, ornate detailing, and spires.

• Examples in real life: Parliament Hill in Ottawa, Canada

Renaissance

Focused on symmetry, proportion, and geometry, with a clear influence from classical Roman and Greek architecture.

• Examples in real life: Villa Rotonda by Palladio in Vicenza, Italy