Architecture and Design Influences

Raw Building Influences

• Influence A: Classical Greek Architecture
• Influence B: International Style
• Influence C: Art Deco

Classical Greek Architecture: 85% 85%

- Features: Symmetry, columns, and pediments.
- Components: Corinthian columns, friezes, and the use of entablatures.

International Style: 90% 90%

- Features: Minimalist form, open spaces, and glass facades.
- Components: Steel frames, flat roofs, and lack of ornamentation.

Art Deco: 80% 80%

- Features: Geometric shapes, bold colors, and decorative elements.
- Components: Stylized motifs, zigzag patterns, and luxurious materials.

Further Exploration of Influences

Classical Greek Architecture

- Common in: Parthenon, Athens; Acropolis.
- Key elements: Use of columns such as Doric, Ionic, and Corinthian styles.

International Style

- Common in: Villa Savoye, France; Seagram Building, New York.
- Key elements: Emphasis on volume over mass, open interior spaces.

Art Deco

- Common in: Chrysler Building, New York; Miami Beach Architectural District.
- Key elements: Decorative motifs, vibrant colors, and rich materials.