Architecture and Design of the Building

Architectural Influences

• Victorian Style: 88%

  • Characteristic use of brick and stone materials.
  • Intricate detailing and ornamental features, seen in the facade and window framing.

• Beaux-Arts: 85%

  • Grandiose scale and high-quality materials.
  • Sculptural and decorative elements highlight classical influences.

• Art Nouveau: 80%

  • Organic forms and curved lines visible in window designs.
  • Floral motifs and nature-inspired details incorporate flowing shapes.

Style Influences Explained

Victorian Style

The Victorian style is characterized by ornate detailing and a mix of materials. Architectural features often include intricate brickwork, decorative stone, and elaborate window designs.

Real-life Instances:

• The Painted Ladies, San Francisco
• The Brownstones, Brooklyn

Beaux-Arts

Originating in France, the Beaux-Arts style emphasizes grandeur and classical detail. It features monumental structures with elaborate decorative elements, including sculptures and columns.

Real-life Instances:

• The New York Public Library, New York
• Union Station, Washington D.C.

Art Nouveau

Art Nouveau is known for its organic forms and flowing lines. This style often incorporates floral and natural motifs, with a focus on harmony and beauty in structure.

Real-life Instances:

• Palau de la Música Catalana, Barcelona
• Hotel Tassel, Brussels