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Architectural styles…. Identifying American Architecture 1780-2000. Typified by A low pitched roof Smooth façade Large windows Elliptical fan lights Geometric forms Bowed or bay windows Ornamental elements Lintel type window heads Shutters Columns. Federal 1780-1820. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Architectural styles…Architectural styles…

Identifying American ArchitectureIdentifying American Architecture

1780-20001780-2000

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Federal 1780-1820Federal 1780-1820

Typified by ◦A low pitched roof◦Smooth façade◦Large windows◦Elliptical fan lights

Geometric forms◦Bowed or bay windows

Ornamental elements◦Lintel type window heads

Shutters Columns

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Boston: Harrison Gray Otis house:Charles Bullfinch 1802

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Louisburg square, boston

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Decatur House, Washington, D.C.

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Mother Elizabeth Seton Shrine, NYC

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Row houses, WashingtonSquare North

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CLASSICAL REVIVALCLASSICAL REVIVAL

Greek Revival 1820-1860◦Adaptation of the classical Greek temple front◦Uses one of the three Greek orders◦Full entablature & pediment

Roman Classicism 1790-1830◦Often one story Roman temple form◦Built on a podium or platform◦Columned portico with pediment◦Archs or arched window openings

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Federal Hall, NYCGreek Revival style

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Doric order

pediment

Frieze with triglyphs and metopes

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Ionic columns

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Corinthian columns

Federal court house, NYC

Temple to Olympian Zeus, Athens

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Custis-Lee Mansion, Arlington National Cemetary

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Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello

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Rotunda, UVA