INTD 50A

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INTD 50A architectural styles
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thomas jefferson architecture? not the first
thing that comes to mind when you think of him
university of virginia
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• thomas jefferson
• yet his contributions as an architect are
  immeasurable
• no architectural schooling available
• most plans just taken from books
• gentleman architects
• used monticello as his laboratory
• also brought us the automatic door, swivel chair
  and designed the first ever macaroni machine

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thomas jefferson

monticello
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thomas jefferson
early sketches of monticello
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thomas jefferson
governors house, virginia
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frank lloyd wrightrobie house
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• frank lloyd wright
• american architect
• promoted organic architecture was the leader in
  the prairie school movement
• designed entire environmentfrom architecture to
  interiors to stained glass
• recognized in 1991 by the American Institute of
  Architects as "the greatest American architect of
  all time

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frank lloyd wrightrobie house
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frank lloyd wrightrobie house
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frank lloyd wrightrobie house
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frank lloyd wrightrobie house
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frank lloyd wrightrobie house
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frank lloyd wrightrobie house
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frank lloyd wrightfalling water
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frank lloyd wright
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frank lloyd wright
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• architectural styleslog cabin
• early beginnings
• small
• one-story
• rectangular
• few windows
• gable roof
• spaces between logs filled with chinking (mud,
  stones, slates of wood)

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architectural styleslog cabin
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• architectural stylescape cod
• early beginnings
• simple
• one-story
• central chimney
• symmetrical

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• architectural stylescape cod
• early beginnings
• dormers were added

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• architectural stylessalt box
• early beginnings

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• influences
• architectural stylesfrench
• symmetrical with wings
• mansard roof
• often has
• dormers
• delicate and
• dignified

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influences architectural stylesfrench colonial
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• influences
• architectural stylesenglish tudor
• half-timbering
• tudor arch
• heavy, masculine
• furnishings

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influences architectural stylestudor revival
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• influences
• architectural stylesgreek revival
• two story portico
• supported by greek columns
• large triangle pediment
• impressive

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influences architectural stylesgreek revival
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• influences
• architectural stylesgeorgian
• adapted from english architectureduring the
  reign of Kings George I, II, III
• simple exterior linesrectangular
• dignified appearance
• symmetrical
• hip roofs
• sometimes topped with a flat area and balustrade
  or railing

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influences architectural stylesgeorgian
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influences architectural stylesgeorgian colonial
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• influences
• architectural stylesvictorian
• fanciful, lavish detailed ornamentation
• buttons, knobs, spindlework, gingerbread

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influences architectural stylesfolk victorian
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• influences
• architectural stylesspanish
• stucco or plaster
• asymmetrical
• red tile roof
• enclosed patio
• arch shaped windows
• and doors
• wrought iron
• exterior décor/
• furniture

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influences architectural stylesspanish
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• influences
• architectural stylesspanish colonial
• typically in south and southwest (warm, dry
  climates)

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• architectural stylesfederal
• designed after the american revolution
• box-like shape
• symmetrical
• at least two stories
• flat roofsometimes surrounded by a balustrade
• sometimes small portico
• pediment over portico

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architectural stylesfederal
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• architectural stylesbungalow
• typically one-story
• low-pitched roof
• high windows
• made of wood or brick

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• architectural stylesbungalow

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• architectural stylesprairie
• horizontal lines
• flat or hipped roofs
• broad overhanging eaves
• windows grouped in horizontal bands
• integration with the landscape
• horizontal lines were thought to evoke and relate
  to the native prairie landscape

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architectural stylesprairie
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• architectural stylesranch
• low-pitched, gable style roof
• overhanging eaves
• one-level
• sprawling
• more informalthe beginning of the great room?

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architectural stylesranch
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• architectural stylescontemporary
• designed for today's lifestyles with huge windows
  and large, open spaces
• odd, irregular shape
• lack of ornamentation
• tall, over-sized windows, some with trapezoid
  shapes

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architectural stylescontemporary