Architecture and Design of the Building

Influences

Victorian Style: 85% 85%

• Characteristics: Decorative details, asymmetrical shapes.
• Influence: Reflects historical prosperity and industrial advancements.
• Real-life examples: The Houses of Parliament, London; many residential buildings in Victorian neighborhoods.

Industrial Architecture: 90% 90%

• Characteristics: Functional design, exposed structural elements.
• Influence: Emphasis on practical use and industrial heritage.
• Real-life examples: The Tate Modern, London; repurposed warehouses in urban settings.

Scandinavian Modern: 75% 75%

• Characteristics: Simple forms, natural materials, and functionality.
• Influence: Reflects a minimalistic approach that prioritizes harmony with nature.
• Real-life examples: Danish and Swedish residential designs, Alvar Aalto’s architecture.

Modern Movement: 80% 80%

• Characteristics: Clean lines, open spaces, absence of ornamentation.
• Influence: Focus on functionality over form, influenced by the developments in technology.
• Real-life examples: Villa Savoye by Le Corbusier; the Barcelona Pavilion by Mies van der Rohe.