5 Domestic Revival

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DOMESTIC REVIVAL

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Late Victorian Period (1875-1900

Tendency to show of is reducing, Gothicperceived as too showy.

Longing to go back to the simple lie o thepre-industrial era.

Neo-lassical was too ormal to re!ect thissimplicity which was desired.

"r. #icha $harma % &une-'ec ()*+


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hat style o "rchitecture should now be source o inspiration



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The inspiration came rom modest and humble sources such as arish churches andarmers/ dwellings in the 0nglish countryside.

En!"i#$ Vernac%"ar St&"e' Thatch, tiles, stones, timber and plaster, whitewashed stone,red bricks.

$o it was elt that the style should be 0nglish in origin . 1denti2ed *3 thand *4thcentury0nglish styles5

a. 0nglish Tudor $tyleb. 6ueen "nne 7*3)(-*3*89



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C$aracteri#tic# o Do)e#tic Re*i*a"

:ew "rchitects and ew clients

0;clusivity o clientele

0mphasis on simplicity5 became abyword in interior like &apaneseart and urniture

Re!iona"i#ation5 1nspirationcoming rom a particular region.0mphasis on local buildingtraditions and local materials.


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+ *ariation# in #t&"e

*. >ernacular style ? $implest ormo style according to the regionwhere being made.

(. @ld 0nglish $tyle ? Aal timber,$addle roos, and weatherboards

B. 6ueen "nne $tyle ? Coreelegant version o thevernacular emphasis oncreating a contrast betweenbuilding materials such ascornices painted in white, use o:lemish gables.



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,i""ia) Morri#'

hie advocator o 'omestic revival. 1n!uenceacross 0urope "rts and rats Covement.

"dvocated to return a simplicity in design.roduction through machine is altogether anevil.

Cachine creates vulgarity o design andshoddiness o abrication.

Drged a return to pre-industrial scenariowhere the medieval principle o cratsmenbeing designer and vice-versa held true.

Lectured e;tensively rom *433-*4E8 in a B+lectures series e;torting the salvation o thehuman being through a new mode o

architecture, applied and 2ne arts based onthe medieval principle o hand crating.

1n *4F* he ormed a consortium with like-minded persons that designed and e;ecutedupon commissioning a range o products suchas stained glass murals, urniture, embroidery,

metal work and carved wood."r. #icha $harma % &une-'ec ()*+


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Contradiction#'

"rt or the people and by the people but ironically in practical terms ell ar short oachieving his ideals. $o that became a bigger setback.

"lso promoted the idea o


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Do)e#tic Re*i*a" Arc$itect#'

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