RATIONALIST 1920s1930s Five Features Flat roofs Square shape
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RATIONALIST 1920’s-1930’s
Five Features • Flat roofs • Square shape • Rounded corners • Symmetrical windows • Arched windows
FAMOUS BUILDINGS Rationalist is used everywhere. It is a very general style that is used in many different styles.
COMMON LOCATIONS Italy is one common location of this style.
HENRI LABROUSTE Born in Paris, France (11 May 1801 – 24 June 1875) After six years living in Rome, he opened his own architectural training workshop. Eventually, becoming the center of rationalist views.
PICTURES OF STYLE This style is used mostly in apartments, hotels & other large buildings.
VICTORIAN Early 19 th Century
Five Features • Bay Window • Turret • Columns • Cornice windows • Pediment over the porch
MANCHESTER TOWN HALL The Manchester Town Hall building in England is one of the famous buildings in this style.
Common Locations The UK is a common location that uses this style.
ALEXANDER THOMSON (9 April 1817 – 22 March 1875) He was a pioneer of the use of cast iron and steel for commercial buildings. blending neo-classical conventionality with Egyptian and oriental themes to produce many truly original structures.
PICTURES OF STYLE
Arts & Crafts ARTS &CRAFTS 1860 -1910
Five Features • Low-pitched roof • Fireplace • Chimney • Exposed beams • Made of Natural Materials
FAMOUS BUILDING Between 1892 and 1894 architect Philip Webb, who was a friend of William Morris, designed the house for a prosperous London solicitor, James Beale, his wife Margaret, and their family.
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