Architecture and Design of the Building

Architectural Influences

Classical Roman: 85% 85%

• Use of arches and vaults, evident in the entrance structure.
• Symmetrical layout reflecting Roman engineering principles.

Gothic: 78% 78%

• Pointed arches and vertical lines, particularly in window design.
• Enhancements of light within spaces.

Victorian: 76% 76%

• Complex rooflines and decorative elements on façades.
• Variety of building materials, such as brick and stucco.

Beaux-Arts: 80% 80%

• Grand classical details and elaborate ornamentation.
• Sculptural elements and a sense of grandeur in the overall form.

Influences Overview

Classical Roman

Known for their monumental forms and engineering innovations. Notable examples include:

• Colosseum in Rome
• Pantheon in Rome

Gothic

A style characterized by its use of verticality and light. Key instances are:

• Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris
• Chartres Cathedral in France

Victorian

Known for its eclectic nature, combining different styles and rich detailing. Examples include:

• Royal Albert Hall in London
• Palace of Westminster in London

Beaux-Arts

This style merges classical architecture with modern materials. Examples include:

• Grand Central Terminal in New York
• Palais Garnier in Paris