Neo-Byzantine architecture

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Neo-Byzantine architecture is a 19th- and early 20th-century revival style that reinterprets the domes, mosaics, and centralized plans of medieval Byzantine churches for modern religious and civic buildings.

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Neo-Byzantine architecture canonical 10

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Predicate Object
instanceOf architectural style
contextOfUse imperial representation
nation-building projects
urban monumental ensembles
developedInPeriod 19th century
early 20th century
emergedFrom 19th-century historicism
interest in medieval Christian heritage
revival of Eastern Christian traditions
geographicDistribution Balkans NERFINISHED
Central Europe NERFINISHED
Eastern Europe NERFINISHED
Europe NERFINISHED
Latin America NERFINISHED
Middle East NERFINISHED
North America NERFINISHED
Russia NERFINISHED
Western Europe NERFINISHED
hasAlternativeName Byzantine Revival architecture NERFINISHED
hasCharacteristic Greek-cross plans
arcaded galleries
centralized plans
clustered domes
complex vaulting
domes
iconostasis in church interiors
large central dome over a square or polygonal space
mosaics
ornamental brickwork
polychrome decoration
rich iconographic programs
round arches
tall drum domes
use of gold-ground mosaics
use of marble revetment
use of pendentives
use of squinches
hasDesignPrinciple centralized spatial composition
emphasis on verticality through domes
hierarchical interior zoning
integration of structure and decoration
symbolic use of light
hasInfluenceOn 20th-century church architecture
Russian ecclesiastical architecture
modern Orthodox ecclesiastical design
national styles in Balkan countries
hasPeakPeriod early 20th century
late 19th century
inspiredBy Byzantine architecture NERFINISHED
medieval Byzantine churches
relatedMovement Gothic Revival architecture NERFINISHED
National Romantic style NERFINISHED
Neo-Romanian architecture NERFINISHED
Romanesque Revival architecture NERFINISHED
Russian Revival architecture NERFINISHED
typicalMaterial brick
marble
mosaic tesserae
stone
stucco
terracotta
usedFor Catholic churches NERFINISHED
Orthodox churches
civic buildings
commemorative monuments
government buildings
hospitals
religious buildings
synagogues
university buildings

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Ottoman Revival architecture relatedTo Neo-Byzantine architecture
Saint Nedelya Church architecturalStyle Neo-Byzantine architecture
Alexander Nevsky Cathedral architecturalStyle Neo-Byzantine architecture
Church of the Transfiguration style Neo-Byzantine architecture
Poti Cathedral architecturalStyle Neo-Byzantine architecture
Kronstadt Naval Cathedral architecturalStyle Neo-Byzantine architecture
Church of the Resurrection of Christ architecturalStyle Neo-Byzantine architecture
subject surface form: Church of the Resurrection of Christ (Foros)
Church of the Agony architecturalStyle Neo-Byzantine architecture
Church of the Beatitudes architecturalStyle Neo-Byzantine architecture