Architecture and Design of the Building

Architectural Influences

• Richardsonian Romanesque: 87%

  • Characterized by heavy stone construction, rounded arches, and elaborate ornamentation.
  • Notable examples include the Boston Public Library and the Allegheny County Courthouse.

• Gothic Revival: 85%

  • Incorporates elements such as pointed arches, steeply pitched roofs, and ornate detailing.
  • Examples can be seen in the architecture of St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York City.

• Victorian: 82%

  • Characterized by eclectic styles, intricate detail, and vibrant colors.
  • Famous instances include the Painted Ladies in San Francisco.

Components Related to Influences

• Ornate Stonework - Reflects Richardsonian Romanesque influence.
• Pointed Roofs and Spires - Indicate the Gothic Revival styling.
• Vivid Color Palettes and Textures - Hints at the Victorian era influence.

Architectural Styles and Their Instances

• Richardsonian Romanesque: 87%

  Heavy stone materials and rounded arches are prevalent in this style.

• Gothic Revival: 85%

  This style is evident in structures that emphasize verticality and include elaborate decorations.

• Victorian: 82%

  Features a mix of styles and is known for its painted surfaces and detailed embellishments.