Architecture and Design of the Building

Influences and Components

• Grand entrance with large steps and colonnaded façade
• Use of symmetrical shapes and classical elements
• Exquisite ornamentation and decorative details
• Proportions and scale reflecting classical ideals

Classical Roman: 90%

Inspired by Roman architecture, this influence is evident in the use of grand columns, arches, and an emphasis on symmetry.

Real-Life Examples:

• Roman Colosseum
• Pantheon

Neoclassical: 85%

This style revives classical elements such as porticos and domes, emphasizing grandeur and monumentality.

Real-Life Examples:

• United States Capitol
• British Museum

Beaux-Arts: 80%

This style combines classical architecture with complex forms and rich ornamentation, showcasing elaborate detailing.

Real-Life Examples:

• Palace of Justice, Paris
• New York Public Library

Victorian: 78%

Characterized by ornate detailing and eclectic styles, Victorian architecture often employs intricate patterns and shapes.

Real-Life Examples:

• Palace of Westminster
• Brooklyn Public Library

Modern Movement: 77%

This influence promotes simplicity and function over form, utilizing new materials and technologies for innovative designs.

Real-Life Examples:

• Bauhaus Dessau
• Villa Savoye