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Neoeclectic Architecture

Neoeclectic Architecture. David Ottman Block 1. Origins of Neoeclectic Architecture. Grew from postmodern architecture Garnered attributes from a variety of styles Robert Venturi Literally wrote the book on postmodern architecture “Less is a bore” Style is prevalent throughout the U.S.

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Neoeclectic Architecture

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  1. Neoeclectic Architecture David Ottman Block 1

  2. Origins of Neoeclectic Architecture • Grew from postmodern architecture • Garnered attributes from a variety of styles • Robert Venturi • Literally wrote the book on postmodern architecture • “Less is a bore” • Style is prevalent throughout the U.S. • Regional specialties are featured

  3. Materials/Construction • Two stories is the most common construction • Rejects simplicity of a ranch-style house • EIFS (Exterior Insulation Finishing System) • Versatile material; can be shaped • Vinyl, wood, brick, stone • Style incorporates many influences, thus many materials

  4. Common Characteristics • Adapts the characteristics of whatever style is assimilated • Revivalism • Complex; a lot going on • Style rejects simplicity

  5. Principles of Design • Unity: Congruent forms throughout • Emphasis: Sharp peaks on roof • Proportion: Windows are relatively large, in general • Symmetry: Asymmetrical or symmetrical

  6. Example • Materials: Stone, vinyl • Shape: Asymmetrical, angular • Distinguishing Characteristics: Incorporates classical columns, Queen Anne Turret, and colonial windows

  7. Locations • Throughout the country • Varied sub-styles California

  8. Famous Architect • Many architects design in this style; none of them has been described as “famous”, according to Google.

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