Neo-Federal architecture

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Neo-Federal architecture is a contemporary revival style that reinterprets the symmetry, classical detailing, and formal elegance of early American Federal-era buildings in modern construction.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf architectural style
revival style
appliesTo civic buildings
commercial buildings
institutional buildings
residential buildings
basedOn Federal architecture
constructionContext contemporary building codes
modern construction methods
designGoal convey formality and order
evoke historical American refinement
integrate traditional aesthetics with modern construction
hasCharacteristic accentuated cornices
axial planning
balanced proportions
central entrance emphasis
classical detailing
fanlights or transom windows over doors
formal elegance
formal street presence
multi-pane windows
pedimented door surrounds
quoin-like corner treatments
rectilinear massing
refined, minimal exterior decoration
restrained ornamentation
sidelights flanking main entrances
stringcourses or belt courses
symmetrical window placement
symmetry
tripartite facade composition
use of brick or stone cladding
use of classical orders in simplified form
use of traditional proportions with modern materials
influencedBy Georgian architecture NERFINISHED
Neoclassical architecture NERFINISHED
early American Federal-era buildings
period contemporary era
reinterprets Federal-era classical ornament
Federal-era entry treatments
Federal-era facade composition
Federal-era symmetry
relatedTo Neo-Georgian architecture NERFINISHED
New Classical architecture NERFINISHED
traditional neighborhood development
usesElement arched openings
classical columns or pilasters
entablatures
symmetrical stair halls in larger buildings

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Neo-Federal hasAlternativeName Neo-Federal architecture