Architecture and Design of the Building

Influences and Components

• Beaux-Arts: 87%

  Characterized by grandiose scale and elaborate detailing, evident in:

  • Grand arches and columns
  • Highly decorative ceilings

• Gothic Revival: 75%

  Features such as pointed arches and intricate ornamentation, including:

  • Stained glass and intricate molding

• Art Deco: 65%

  Stylized motifs and geometric patterns are visible in:

  • Chandeliers and light fixtures
  • Decorative stone patterns

Styles and Influences Explained

Beaux-Arts: 87%

This style combines classical architecture with the grand scale of Baroque architecture.

• Instances in real life: Palais Garnier in Paris, Grand Central Terminal in New York City.

Gothic Revival: 75%

Revival of Gothic styles, promoting verticality and intricate details.

• Instances in real life: Houses of Parliament in London, St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York City.

Art Deco: 65%

A fusion of fine arts and modernist styles, showcasing lavish ornamentation.

• Instances in real life: Chrysler Building in New York City, Palais de Tokyo in Paris.