Victorian architecture (The reign of Queen Victoria, mid-to-late 19th century)
The name represents the British and French custom of naming architectural styles for a reigning monarch.
Characteristics;
Dollhouse’ effect with elaborate trim, sash windows, bay windows, imposing 2-3 stories, asymmetrical shape, a steep Mansard roof, wrap-around porches, bright colors.
Type of person;
Royalty, purple roses, exceptional elegance, pale skin, dark romance, ruby rings, silver earrings, chokers, laced sleeves, sharp eyes, hierarchy, hidden sense of humor, longs for a simple life, witty remarks, observant, intricateness.
Islamic architecture (from the 7th century to the present day)
Characteristics;
interlace patterned ornament, Islamic calligraphy, cylindrical minarets, pointed arch, muqarnas, arabesque, multifoil arch, geometric pattern, rich, nonrepresentational decoration of surfaces
Gardens and water have for many centuries played an essential role in Islamic culture
Type of person;
Calm and collected, faithful, wakes up at 4 in the morning, believes in destiny, wouldn't hurt a spider, never judges people, glamorous lanterns, fasting a full month, eating dates every breakfast, charity, speaks softly, awfully fearsome when they get angry, integrity.
Romanesque architecture (late 10th century)
Characteristics;
Rounded arches, repetition of rows of round-headed arches, stylized floral and foliage stone decorations and cable moldings around doors in the style of twisted rope.
Portugal, medieval Europe
A fusion of Roman, Carolingian and Ottonian, Byzantine, and local Germanic traditions, it was a product of the great expansion of monasticism
Type of person;
Grey mornings, white flowers, ginger and lemon tea, night owl, looks for shells at beaches, lovely long skirts, smell of the rain, honey brown eyes, pale lips, writes in a diary, last one to leave school, messy rooms, but clean computer desktops.
Baroque architecture (late 16th century)
Italy
Characteristics;
highly decorative and theatrical. Baroque architects took the basic elements of Renaissance architecture, including domes and colonnades, and made them higher, grander, more decorated, and more dramatic. The interior effects were often achieved with the use of painting combined with sculpture; The eye is drawn upward, giving the illusion that one is looking into the heavens. grand stairways, mirrors, overhead sculptures, Solomonic columns.
Type of person;
Very flamboyant, narcissistic but not too bad, colorful clothes, achieves more than expected, knowing looks, sarcasm, colorful stationery, grins, sparks with passion, great sense of humor, probably owns a museum, history enthusiast, Bow ties.
Tudor (between the 1400s-1600s.)
the final style from the medieval period in England.
Characteristics:
Thatched roof, Casement windows (diamond-shaped glass panels with lead castings), masonry chimneys, elaborate doorways. Large displays of glass in very large windows several feet long, Hammerbeam roofs,
Type of person;
Prefers the countryside, has a pet cat, reads a book beside the fireplace, watches sunsets, makes picnics with their loved ones, old soul, one with nature, grows plants everywhere, sings to themselves, old fashioned love, cooking aprons, flower fields, black eyes, joyful laughs.
Bauhaus (1919-1931)
the Bauhaus was a German art school operational that combined crafts and the fine arts. The school became famous for its approach to design, which strove to combine beauty with usefulness and attempted to unify the principles of mass production with individual artistic vision.
Characteristics:
Cubic shapes, primary colors of red, blue and yellow, open floor plans, flat roofs, steel frames, glass curtain walls
Type of person;
Hard worker, kind words, black hair, great problem solver, physics fanatic, socially skilled, loves libraries, rebellious college student, deep thinker, wears mostly black, gazes at the stars after a trip, likes to learn but not necessarily study, leather jackets and boots.
Neo-classical (mid 18th century to the present day)
Considered a response to Baroque and Rococo, Neo-classicism emerged Century and aimed to bring back a nobility and grandeur to architecture.
Characteristics:
Simplicity and symmetry were the core values. Grandeur of scale, blank walls, excessive use of columns, free-standing columns, large buildings, clean lines.
Type of person;
Loves simplicity and takes everything as such, often goes to galleries, determination, classy, frequently reads articles and the newspaper, makes to-do plans and reminders, beautiful notebooks, loves researching, fast learner, Nescafe, would die for their loved ones.
Renaissance architecture (15th Century)
Italy
Renaissance style was characterized by harmony, clarity, and strength.
Characteristics;
Square buildings, flat ceilings, classical motifs, arches and domes, Roman-type columns, enclosed courtyards, arcades of vaulted bays. Orderly arrangements of pilasters and lintels,
Type of person;
Looks good no matter what they wear, is very kind, but immensely tough, has dreams and goals they strive to achieve, grows roses on kitchen window panels, very deep thinker, looks for the meaning in everything, Davinci fan, wet paintbrushes, messy desks.
Gothic architecture (mid 12th - 16th century)
France
Characteristics:
Height and grandeur, pointed arches, vaulted ceilings and light, and airy buildings. Windows adorned with stained glass, flying buttress
Type of person;
Bats, gorgeous and luxurious dresses, heels stepping on marble floors, looking up with awe, serious and intimidating, has a pet jaguar, rarely ever sleeps, raven-black lipstick, chains as belts, fishnet gloves, walking the corridors at midnight with a rusted lantern, singing ghostly lullabies, legends and myths.
Modernist architecture (20th century)
Modernism is a blanket term given to a movement at the turn of the 20th Century
Characteristics:
Forms were intended to be free of unnecessary detail and focus on simplicity and there is an honoring of the materials used rather than concealing them.
Type of person;
Always on time, formal suits, skyscrapers, the blackest coffee, always carries a notebook, expensive pens, clean organized desks, minimalist, incredibly sharp, sarcastic, Samsung Galaxy phones, shiny shoes, planners and calendars, bossy.
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