Victorian architecture

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Victorian architecture is a richly ornamental 19th-century architectural style characterized by intricate detailing, asymmetrical facades, steep roofs, and eclectic historical influences.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf architectural style
historical architecture
architecturalPeriod 19th century
Industrial Revolution era
associatedWith industrialization
middle-class housing
ornamental gardens
railway development
suburban villas
terraced houses
urban expansion
characterizedBy asymmetrical facades
bay windows
complex rooflines
decorative bargeboards
decorative terracotta
eclectic historical influences
elaborate porches
highly articulated facades
intricate detailing
ornamental ironwork
patterned roof slates
polychrome brickwork
rich ornamentation
stained glass windows
steeply pitched roofs
towers and turrets
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
endTime circa 1901
followedBy Edwardian architecture
follows Georgian architecture
Georgian architecture
surface form: Regency architecture
geographicDistribution Australia
Canada
India
New Zealand
South Africa
United Kingdom
United States of America
surface form: United States
hasNotableArchitect Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin
Charles Barry
George Gilbert Scott
Norman Shaw
Richard Norman Shaw
William Butterfield
hasNotableExample Carson Mansion
Osborne House estate
surface form: Osborne House

Palace of Westminster
Royal Albert Hall
London St Pancras International
surface form: St Pancras railway station

Painted Ladies
surface form: The Painted Ladies of San Francisco
hasPart Gothic Revival
surface form: Gothic Revival architecture

Gothic Revival domestic architecture
Italianate architecture
Victorian architecture self-linksurface differs
surface form: Queen Anne architecture

Renaissance Revival architecture
Romanesque Revival architecture
Second Empire
surface form: Second Empire architecture

Shingle style architecture
Stick style architecture
influencedBy Second Empire
surface form: French Second Empire architecture

Gothic architecture
Italian Renaissance architecture
Renaissance architecture
Romanesque architecture
classical architecture
medieval architecture
namedAfter Queen Victoria
startTime circa 1837
styleTendsTo ornamental excess
picturesque compositions
visual complexity
typicalMaterial brick
cast iron
slate
stone
terracotta
timber
wrought iron
usedFor churches
commercial buildings
public buildings
railway stations
residential buildings

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Painted Ladies hasArchitecturalStyle Victorian architecture
subject surface form: Painted Ladies (San Francisco)
Vaile Mansion architecturalStyle Victorian architecture
Casa Loma architecturalStyle Victorian architecture
this entity surface form: Scottish Baronial
Second Empire influenced Victorian architecture
Richardsonian Romanesque relatedStyle Victorian architecture
Sir John Soane influenced Victorian architecture
Victorian architecture hasPart Victorian architecture self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Queen Anne architecture
Edwardian architecture follows Victorian architecture
Edwardian architecture influencedBy Victorian architecture
Old Town architecturalStyle Victorian architecture
subject surface form: Old Town (Alexandria, Virginia)
Bristol hasArchitecturalStyle Victorian architecture
Henry-Russell Hitchcock notableWork Victorian architecture
this entity surface form: Early Victorian Architecture in Britain
Monticello, Florida hasArchitecturalStyle Victorian architecture
Logan Circle architecturalStyle Victorian architecture
this entity surface form: Victorian
Georgian architecture followedBy Victorian architecture
Dulwich College hasArchitecturalStyle Victorian architecture
this entity surface form: Victorian Gothic (main buildings)
American Museum of Natural History (original buildings) architecturalStyle Victorian architecture
this entity surface form: Victorian Gothic
Brunswick, Georgia hasArchitecturalStyle Victorian architecture
Anston limestone associatedWith Victorian architecture
Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin movement Victorian architecture
Huddersfield hasFeature Victorian architecture
High Court of Justice in Northern Ireland buildingStyle Victorian architecture
this entity surface form: Gothic Revival architecture (Royal Courts of Justice, Belfast)
Frank Furness movement Victorian architecture
Frank Furness movement Victorian architecture
this entity surface form: High Victorian Gothic
Hackley and Hume Historic Site architecturalStyle Victorian architecture
Italianate architecture movementWithin Victorian architecture
Italianate architecture hasRegionalVariant Victorian architecture
this entity surface form: Victorian Italianate (Australia)
Selma Historic District architecturalStyle Victorian architecture
this entity surface form: Victorian
Bradford knownFor Victorian architecture
Troy Savings Bank Music Hall architecturalStyle Victorian architecture
Victorian aesthetics relatedTo Victorian architecture
Jacobean Revival partOf Victorian architecture
Ryde hasFeature Victorian architecture
Hotel del Coronado architecturalStyle Victorian architecture
Cleveland Park architecturalStyle Victorian architecture
this entity surface form: Victorian
Moana Surfrider Hotel architecturalStyle Victorian architecture
Point Breeze hasArchitecturalStyle Victorian architecture
Fort Bayard Historic District hasArchitecturalStyle Victorian architecture
this entity surface form: Late Victorian architecture
Richard Norman Shaw architecturalStyle Victorian architecture
Hull Maritime Museum hasArchitecturalStyle Victorian architecture
Indo-Saracenic architecture influencedBy Victorian architecture
Queen Anne Revival isPartOf Victorian architecture
Morse-Libby House architecturalStyle Victorian architecture
City of Cape May architecturalStyle Victorian architecture
this entity surface form: Victorian
Saltaire architecturalStyle Victorian architecture
Leeds Art Gallery hasArchitecturalStyle Victorian architecture
Uptown New Orleans architecturalStyle Victorian architecture
this entity surface form: Victorian
accessible by St. Charles Avenue streetcar architecturalStyle Victorian architecture
subject surface form: Garden District
Lunenburg architecturalStyle Victorian architecture