Architectural Styles
Queen Anne
Alt names / subperiods
Timeline
Distinguishing Features
Geographic Presence
1702-1714
- Irregular shapes
- asymmetrical facades
- Rich decorative details
- pilasters
- cornices
- intricate moldings
- Tall, multi-paned windows
- irregular patterns,
- Symmetrical Rooflines,
- brickwork with stone details
- UK
- colonial USA
- British commonwealth
- Australia
- Canada
Common Building Types
Landmark buildings
Historic Accommodation Types
Accommodation Examples
- Single family homes
- City Halls
- libraries
- churches,
- townhouses elaborate
- palatial residences
- Winslow Hall Buckinghamshire
- Hanbury Hall Worcestershire
- Douglas House, Petersham
- Castle Howard Yorkshire
- Blenheim Palace Oxfordshire
- Old Royal Naval College Greenwich
- Queen Anne’s Gate townhoiuses (Westminster)
- Spitalfields / Fournier Street townhouses
- Wilmington Square townhouses (Clerkenwell)
- Ranelagh Road / streets townhouses around Chelsea & Kensington
- Queen Square townhouses (Bath)
- St Mary’s Square townhouses Stamford (Lincolnshire)
- Townhouse hotels (multiple townhouses)
- Historic inns / coaching inns
- “Georgian/Queen Anne” guesthouses
- Serviced apartments in heritage townhouses
- Country house hotels
- Heritage institutional conversions
- The Zetter Townhouse Clerkenwell (London)
- Hazlitt’s (Soho, London)
- The Rookery (Clerkenwell, London)
- Number 11 Brunswick Street (Edinburgh)
- No. 15 Great Pulteney (Bath)
- Lime Wood (New Forest, Hampshire)
- Cliveden House (Berkshire)
- Middlethorpe Hall (near York)
Adaptive Reuse
- Royal Berkshire Hotel (Ascot, Berkshire)
- Fanhams Hall (Ware, Hertfordshire)
Landmarks
Original Accommodation
Adapted Visitor Accommodation