Architecture and Design of the Building

Influences and Components

• Beaux-Arts: 85%
  • Symmetrical design with grandiose details.
  • Use of columns and ornamental sculptures.
• Classical Roman: 78%
  • Archways and domes are prominent features.
  • Use of concrete and stone in construction.
• Victorian: 70%
  • Rich decorative elements and varied material use.
  • Complex rooflines and asymmetrical shapes.
• Art Nouveau: 65%
  • Flowing, organic forms and decorative motifs.
  • Integration of nature-inspired designs.

Styles and Influences

Beaux-Arts: 85%

Originating in France, this style emphasizes grandeur and symmetry through the use of classical elements. Notable examples include the Paris Opera House and the Grand Central Terminal in New York.

Classical Roman: 78%

This style is characterized by monumental structures, such as aqueducts and Colosseum. It emphasizes the arch and dome, with the Pantheon in Rome being an iconic representation.

Victorian: 70%

Victorian architecture is known for its ornate detailing and eclectic styles. Examples include the Painted Ladies in San Francisco and the Houses of Parliament in London.

Art Nouveau: 65%

This style is celebrated for its use of flowing lines and nature-inspired designs. Noteworthy structures include the Casa Batlló in Barcelona and the Paris Métro entrances.