Architecture and Design Analysis

Neoclassical: 75%

• Use of strong symmetry reminiscent of Classical Greek and Roman architecture
• Classical orders and proportion
• Decorative garlands and cornices

Beaux-Arts: 65%

• Grandeur and elaborate ornamentation which can be associated with the Beaux-Arts movement
• Attention to detail in the stone carvings

Chicago School: 60%

• Utilitarian design with large windows for natural lighting resembling the Chicago School's approach to form and function

Styles and Influences

Neoclassical

• Inspired by the classical art and culture of Ancient Greece and Rome
• Seen in buildings like the White House in the United States

Beaux-Arts

• Developed in France, characterized by classical French, Italian Renaissance, and Baroque styles
• Examples include Grand Central Terminal in New York City

Chicago School

• Originated in the late 19th century, with an emphasis on steel-frame constructions
• Characterized by functionality and minimal ornamentation, as seen in the Sullivan Center in Chicago