Architectural Influences and Components

This building exhibits a blend of various architectural styles through its design elements and structural components.

Neoclassical: 87% ⌖

• Symmetrical shapes and grand columns.
• Use of marble-like materials for an elegant finish.
• Influence from classical Greek and Roman motifs.

Victorian: 75% ⌖

• Complex rooflines and decorative trim elements.
• Use of eclectic design features that mix styles.
• Incorporation of bay windows for light and space.

Colonial Revival: 80% ⌖

• Symmetry in the facade design, typical of colonial architecture.
• Use of brick and wood materials reflecting traditional styles.
• Feature of gable roofs and decorative column entries.

Craftsman: 70% ⌖

• Low-pitched rooflines with wide eaves.
• Use of natural materials, emphasizing craftsmanship.
• Detailed woodwork and built-in furniture elements.

Mid-Century Modern: 65% ⌖

• Integration of indoor and outdoor spaces.
• Open floor plans and large glass windows.
• Simplicity and functionality emphasized in design.