Architectural Styles
Vienna Secession
Alt names / Variants
Timeline
Distinguishing Features
Geographic Presence
Austrian Art Nouveau
Slovenian – secesija,
Hungarian – szecesszió
Czech – secese
Slovak – secesia
Poliish – secesja
Serbian – сецесија
Croatian – ecesija
1897-1914
- Intricate and stylized decorations
- floral motifs
- geometric patterns
- symbolic elements
- iron and glass
- asymmetry
- integration with other arts
- sculpture and painting
- flat roofs
- simplified forms
- Austria
- Belgium
- Hungary
- Germany
Common Building Types
Landmark buildings
Historic Accommodation Types
Custom Hotel Examples
- Residences
- civic buildings
- Secessionhaus Vienna
- Palais Stoclet Brussels
- Majolikahaus Vienna
- Church of St. Leopold Vienna
- Vienna Postal Savings Bank
- Stadtbahn (City Railway) Stations Vienna
- Medallion House, Linke Wienzeile 38
- Wagner House apartment building on 3 Köstlergasse
- St. Charles Borromeo Cemetery Church
- Church of St. Leopold
- Palace of Art Kraków Old Town
- Tenement Houses Poland;
- CGrand Urban Hotels (Flagship Secession Type)
- Apartment Hotels & Long-Stay Residences
- Café-Hotels & Cultural Hotels
- Spa & Health-Resort Hotels (Secession + Wellness)
- Spa & Health-Resort Hotels (Secession + Wellness)
- Railway-Adjacent & Transit Hotels
- Boutique hotels
- Inns
- B&B
- Hotel Bristol Vienna 1892
- Hotel Astoria Vienna 1912
- Vienna Wohnhotels (Residential Hotels) 1900-1914
- Secession Café-Hotels Vienna
- Hotel Imperial Vienna functioned as temporary intellectual homes
- Secession-Era Spa Hotels Austria – Bad Gastein, Bad Ischl, Bad Vöslau
- Secession Boarding Houses (Pensionen) Vienna
- Rail-Era Secession Hotels Vienna
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