Architectural Styles

Gothic Revival

Alt names / subperiods 

Timeline

Distinguishing Features

Geographic Presence

Romantic

Neo-Gothic

Pointed Arch Style

 

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1850-1890

  • Pointed arches in windows and doorways
  • ribbed vaults
  • Flying Buttresses
    Elaborate detailing
  • tracery in windows
  • intricate stone carvings
  • decorative motifs
  • Steeply pitched roofs
  • gables
  • decorative pinnacles
  • Europe
  • Nth America,

Common Building Types

Landmark buildings

Historic Accommodation Types

Accommodation Examples

  • Cathedrals
  • churches
  • mansions
  • civic buildings
  • colleges
  • universities
  • St. Patrick’s Cathedral NYC
  • Palace of Westminster (Houses of Parliament) London
  • Trinity Church NYC
  • St. John’s Cathedral Denver
  • Smithsonian Castle Washington
  • University of Chicago’s Harper Memorial Library
  • Cathedral of Learning Pittsburgh
  • Sint-Petrus-en-Pauluskerk Ostend (Belgium)
  • St. John the Divine Cathedral Amsterdam Avenue New York
  • Washington National Cathedral
  • Basilica of Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception Ontario
  • The study at Abbotsford,
  • Sainte-Clotilde Basilica Paris
  • Canadian Parliament Buildings library
  • Exeter College Chapel
  • Trinity College, Hartford
  • Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus Mumbai
  • Hungarian Parliament Building, Budapest
  • Manchester Town Hall
  • New Town Hall, Munich
  • Co-cathedral, Osijek, Croatia
  • St Pancras railway station, London
  • Schwerin Castle, Germany
  • Vienna City Hall, Austria
  • De Haar Castle, Utrecht, The Netherlands
  • Rockefeller College, Princeton
  • Capilla Cristo Pobre, Jauja, Peru
  • Castle of Fiscal Island, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
  • Las Lajas Sanctuary, Ipiales, Colombia
  • University of Sydney Quadrangle
  • Otago Boys’ High School, NZ
  • University of Otago Registry Building, NZ
  • Grand hotels (Gothic or Châteauesque variants)
  • Railway hotels, especially common in UK, Canada. parts of Europe
  • Resort & spa hotels
  • Country inns;
  • Boarding houses
  • Residential hotels
  • colleges, monasteries, schools adapted for traveller accommodation
  • Guesthouses / B&Bs
  • Inns
  • manor houses
  • pubs with rooms
  • St Pancras Renaissance Hotel (London)
  • Fairmont Banff Springs (Canada) 1888
  • The Langham (London, England) 1865
  • The Balmoral (Scotland) 1902

Adaptive Reuse

  • Ashford Castle (Ireland)
  • Thornbury Castle (England) restorations

Landmarks

Adapted Visitor Accommodation

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