Architecture and Design Analysis

Influences and Components

• Art Nouveau
• Beaux-Arts
• Gothic Revival

Art Nouveau 85%

Characterized by organic forms, curvilinear designs, and intricate details, Art Nouveau influences are evident in:

• Curved ornamental details
• Floral and natural motifs

Beaux-Arts 90%

A style that emphasizes grandiosity and classical influences including:

• Symmetrical design
• Rich details and decorative elements
• Use of stone and masonry

Gothic Revival 80%

not directly influenced; however, elements can be found in:

• Pointed arches and windows
• Vertical lines and proportions

Styles and Influences Explained

Art Nouveau

An early 20th-century movement characterized by its ornamental style:

• Théâtre de la Ville, Paris
• Metro stations in Paris

Beaux-Arts

Originating in the 19th century, it blends classical architecture with modern elements:

• Penn Station, New York
• The Paris Opera House

Gothic Revival

A revival of Gothic architecture from the medieval period, evident in:

• St. Pancras Station, London
• Palace of Westminster, London