Analysis of Building Architecture and Design

Design Features and Stylistic Influences

Queen Anne: 92%

• Asymmetrical facade
• Textured building surfaces
• Overhanging eaves and ornamental brackets
• Tower with steeply pitched roof

Notable examples of Queen Anne architecture can be found in the historic Victorian neighborhoods across cities in the United States, such as the Painted Ladies in San Francisco, California.

Gothic Revival: 75%

• Pointed arch window on the gable end
• Steeply pitched roof
• Use of decorative patterns in the masonry

The Gothic Revival influence can be observed in many ecclesiastical structures and university buildings, for instance, the University of Oxford's Keble College, in the United Kingdom.

Richardsonian Romanesque: 65%

• Rounded arches over windows and doors
• Heavy stone or brickwork

Examples of the Richardsonian Romanesque style include the Marshall Field Wholesale Store in Chicago, Illinois, and Trinity Church in Boston, Massachusetts.