Architecture and Design of the Building

Influences and Components

• Stone base and detailed trim: Reflects Classical Roman 85%.
• Symmetrical façade: Influenced by Neoclassical 90%.
• Use of wide eaves: Represents Victorian 78%.
• Porch structure with columns: Suggests Beaux-Arts 82%.

Classical Roman

Characterized by grand, monumental structures. Often includes arches and domes. Examples include the Colosseum and Pantheon.

Neoclassical

Inspired by classical antiquity, focusing on symmetry and simplicity. Notable instances include the U.S. Capitol and the Pantheon in Paris.

Victorian

A period of revival styles, mixing architecture from different times. Famous examples include the Houses of Parliament in London.

Beaux-Arts

Emphasizes grandeur and decorative elements, utilizing classical styles. Notable structures include the Grand Central Terminal in New York City.