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Architectural Styles

Just some of the many architectural styles: Click on the titles for a more detailed description.

 Cape CodCape Cod (1600s, 1930-1950)
Early American settlers developed this northeastern U.S. style, which   is known for its gabled roof and  plain front.
        ColonialColonial (1700-1850)                                This period style features a rectangular, symmetrical design   and a simple formality
 FederalFederal (1780-1830, 1880- 1920)This grand style, inspired by Roman classicism, was America's first "national style."  Greek RevivalGreek Revival (1825-1860)                         Inspired by Greek architecture and democracy, Greek Revival homes feature a symmetrical, formal shape
 victorian-italianate-capemay-nj-3168470_500_01Italianate (1840-1910)          Symmetrical front bay windows and tall chimneys characterize this style.   VictorianVictorian (1840-1910)                         "Victorian" refers to several ornate architectural styles that developed during the Victorian era 
 colonial-revival_jpg_600Colonial Revival  (1876-1995)
A return to classical architectural styles. It became the standard style of the 20th century.
  NeoclassicalNeoclassical (1885-1925)                Recalling the architecture of ancient         Greece and Rome, Neoclassical homes          are formal and timeless.
 Arts and CraftsArts and Crafts (1880-1925)
The 19th century Arts and Crafts Movement sparked the Craftsman and bungalow styles.
  Tudor RevivalTudor Revival (1890-1950)                         Half-timbered exteriors, steep roofs and
gables mark the Tudor Revival style.
 PrairiePrairie (1900-1920)
Boxy, low-slung prairie architecture was originated by Frank Lloyd Wright in the Midwest
  ModernModern (1905-1965)
The broad term "modern" includes several
mid-20th-century architectural styles
 Pueblo RevivalPueblo Revival (1912-present)
The flat roofs and earth-toned walls of the Pueblo style were inspired by the simple structures of the Pueblo Indians.
  French ProvincialFrench Provincial (1915-1945)                   These symmetrical homes are inspired by French estates from the 1600s.              
 Art DecoArt Deco (1925-1940s)
A mix of smooth swirls, curves and high-gloss finishes, Art Deco style evokes 1930s movie-star glamour.
  RanchRanch (1930-1980)
Single-story, open ranch homes are modeled after the casual style  of true Western homes.
 ContemporaryContemporary (1965 - present)  "Contemporary architecture" refers  to today's diverse building types.   neoeclecticcolonial_500Neoeclectic or Mc Mansions (1980 - present) They are  romantic versions of the historic Federal & Georgian style Colonials. Some combine different styles.