Gainesville is famous for significant examples of mid-century modern architecture in various ... University of Florida too, where brick and “collegiate gothic” dominate. Hotel Eleo changes ...

High St., was built out of a Flemish brick and the east side with common bond brick ... The Greene Mount Cemetery gatehouse, since torn down, was also an example of the Gothic style of architecture, ...

The two- and three-story brick and sandstone structures embody the classic details associated with Gothic Revival architecture: extreme verticality, lancet windows and louvers, battlements and ...

From the street, it peeks above its brick Gothic Revival base ... His models were two of America’s most significant works of architecture: Louis Sullivan’s Wainwright Tomb in St. Louis ...

While gothic revival architecture can be found on nearly any ... features a reinterpretation of the traditional modular brick used across Victorian gothic facades, while the Collegiate Gothic ...

The city reflects a considerable exchange of influences on the development of art and architecture, particularly in brick Gothic, which is characteristic of northern Europe and the Baltic. This ...

Gothic Revival architecture is recognizable by its pointed arches, flying buttresses, and grand spires. Also referred to as Neo-Gothic or Victorian Gothic, the unique detailing of Gothic Revival ...

Gothic architecture developed along with cities – it was there ... Somewhat crude and squat, as if stocky churches in the Mazovian Gothic style had been made out of brick, supplemented with surfaces ...

Diapering is a decorative technique involving a repeating pattern in brick. John Reynolds Middle School on West Walnut Street was designed in 1924 by C. Emlen Urban in the Gothic Revival style.

And in Milwaukee, as in many other places, Gothic architecture is most heavily represented ... A matching limestone and cream city brick pump house at the foot of the bluff was razed in 1963.

Red-brick Gothic structures are common in the north ... the Bauhaus movement in an attempt to meld theoretical concerns of architecture with the practical problems faced by artists and craftspeople.