Architecture and Design Overview

Influences and Components

Romanesque: 80% ✔️

• Rounded arches and thick walls
• Solid and sturdy appearance
• Elaborate detailing on doorways

Gothic: 75% ✔️

• Pointed arches
• Large windows with intricate stained glass
• Vertical emphasis in design extending towards the sky

Beaux-Arts: 85% ✔️

• Symmetrical and grandiose design
• Ornate decoration and classical details
• Emphasis on horological elements and colonnades

Style Descriptions

Romanesque

Characterized by its semi-circular arches and robust structure, Romanesque architecture emerged in Europe between the 10th and 12th centuries.

Gothic

Originating in 12th century France, Gothic architecture is known for its height and light, featuring ribbed vaults, flying buttresses, and expressive stained glass.

Beaux-Arts

Influenced by the classical styles of Ancient Greece and Rome, Beaux-Arts architecture came to prominence in the late 19th century, emphasizing grandiosity and elaborate details.