The Samuel Cupples House is a historic mansion in St. Louis, Missouri, constructed from 1888 to 1890 by Samuel Cupples. Originally designed by Thomas B. Annan in the Romanesque Revival architectural style. Gallery ID: abnergss04 reddit.com/gallery/rmq5je
Reupload: Healy Hall (Georgetown University, Washington DC, USA), constructed from 1877 to 1879. Gothic Revival and Romanesque style of architecture.
The Samuel Cupples House is a historic mansion in St. Louis, Missouri, constructed from 1888 to 1890 by Samuel Cupples. Originally designed by Thomas B. Annan in the Romanesque Revival architectural style. Gallery ID: abnergss04 reddit.com/gallery/rmq5ew
The Samuel Cupples House is a historic mansion in St. Louis, Missouri, constructed from 1888 to 1890 by Samuel Cupples. Originally designed by Thomas B. Annan in the Romanesque Revival architectural style. Gallery ID: abnergss04 reddit.com/gallery/rmq5gj
Capitol Hill Architecture Progression (Romanesque Revival to Mid-Century Brutalism)
Neuschwanstein Castle, Romanesque Revival architecture, 1882, King Ludwig II imgur.com/4iPaVjs
City Hall subway station, was designed to be the showpiece of the new subway. The platform and mezzanine feature Guastavino tile, skylights, colored glass tilework and brass chandeliers. The station is unique for the usage of Romanesque Revival architecture. New York City, 1904. [3000x2370]
One of the many ways AD blows my mind is the attention to detail in the artwork, particularly the architecture. When I came across a photo of this 1901 Romanesque Revival building, I knew I had seen it before. imgur.com/a/xszDK
City Hall subway station, was designed to be the showpiece of the new subway. Unique for the usage of Romanesque Revival architecture. New York City, 1904. [3000x2370] (reposted from r/historypork)
[History] City Hall subway station, was designed to be the showpiece of the new subway. The platform and mezzanine feature Guastavino tile, skylights, colored glass tilework and brass chandeliers. The station is unique for the usage of Romanesque Revival architecture. New York City, 1904.
Union Station - Saint Louis, MO, USA - Designed by Theodore Link in Romanesque Revival style - 1894
Union Station - Saint Louis, MO, USA - Designed by Theodore Link in Romanesque Revival style - 1894
In modern north american metropolis' like New York and Toronto, how come major buildings are not built in the style of Romanesque revival or other architectural styles which require elaborate brick/Stone exterior designs? [Ask]
I speak specifically about toronto. I feel as if slowly the city is turning into a series of residential and commercial skyscrapers which are built in the same lifeless style, wherein the exteriors are exclusively comprised of glass and windows, with slight use of metals for exterior. Very monotone and modern. Is it just cheaper? Why are styles of roman revival or Victorian revival or Gothic used more in modern north america?
1893 Bishop's Palace, Galveston, Texas. A mixture of Victorian, Chateausque, and Romanesque Revival architectural styles. Designed by Nicholas J Clayton. imgur.com/FaVHbM5
A pre-war Romanesque Revival brownstone in the snow, Upper West Side, Manhattan, New York City.
1888 Romanesque revival brownstone in the Clinton Hill Historic District now turned into condominiums, Brooklyn, New York City [1080×1350]
H.H. Richardson's Romanesque Revival [Bronica ETRS, 40mm f/4, Fomapan 100]
Rietavas, Western Lithuania. A small town ( population ~3k ) with a huge Romanesque Revival church, built in 1873.
The Temple Building (390 Bay Street, 1895-1970). Former neighbour to Toronto's old (but still standing) City Hall, was the Romanesque revival HQ of the Independent Order of Foresters and one of the city's first high rises. Was also Toronto's tallest building 'til 1905. reddit.com/gallery/mjdvvk
Stockholm City Hall - architectural style "National Romantic style Romanesque revival", architect Ragnar Östberg, completed 1923 (1000x500) (OC) flickr.com/photos/6050975…
Glendalough, Wicklow, Ireland. An early medieval Monastic city founded in the 6th century, housing many examples of romanesque and Irish monastic architecture. [OC] reddit.com/gallery/pra83x
Romanesque Revival City Hall 1893, Lowell Massachusetts, tonight at twilight. Lowell is the first of the great textile mill cities laid out at the falls of the Merrimack river in the 1820s..
The Cathedral Basilica of Saint Louis - St. Louis, MO - Completed in 1914 in the Neo-Byzantine Romanesque Revival style by architect Thomas P. Barnett. The Cathedral Basilica is known for its large mosaic installation which is one of the largest in the Western Hemisphere.
1900 Romanesque Revival brownstone in the snow, Upper West Side, Manhattan, New York City [1080×1350]
Snow covered rooftops of the Romanesque Revival Seoul Anglican Cathedral, Jeong-dong, Jung District, downtown Seoul [OS] [1080×1350]
Ireland’s most beautiful round tower and Romanesque architecture arkeonews.net/irelands-mo…
The Cathedral Basilica of Saint Louis - St. Louis, MO - Completed in 1914 in the Neo-Byzantine Romanesque Revival style by architect Thomas P. Barnett. The Cathedral Basilica is known for its large mosaic installation which is one of the largest in the Western Hemisphere.
The Cathedral Basilica of Saint Louis - St. Louis, MO - Completed in 1914 in the Neo-Byzantine Romanesque Revival style by architect Thomas P. Barnett. The Cathedral Basilica is known for its large mosaic installation which is one of the largest in the Western Hemisphere.
Guinigi Tower a tower in Lucca, Tuscany, central Italy.Typical example of local Romanesque-Gothic architecture. The height of the tower is 45 meters with a total of 232 steps to reach the top.
The Duomo of Orvieto - Orvieto, Italy - Construction begun 1270 by architects Arnolfo di Cambio and Lorenzo Maitani in Italian Gothic and Romanesque architecture with Lorenzo Maitani being credited for the magnificent facade - Completed 1591
Old Post Office in Washington, D.C, USA. Built in 1899. (Romanesque Revival)
Some of Massachusetts' eclecticism at its best , romanesque chateauesque revival, Wellesley Town Hall & Library 1883
Help finding a name/word that will summarize Gothic and Romanesque Architecture
Dear all, I'm a huge fanatic of old architecture and I'm running a combined Pinterest board where I collect pictures of Gothic and Romanesque constructions (castles, abbeys, cathedrals or anything else that's built in those styles).
I'm facing a difficulty in that I don't know what title to give to the board. Looking for a name that will summarize/combine these buildings/constructions and those 2 distinct styles together under one word.
I was thinking about "Romano-Gothic Architecture" but that will be misleading, as Romanogothic is a separate style on its own.
Anyone have any thoughts? Thanks in advance.
The Stegmaier was/is a collection of Classical Revival Buildings with a massive Neo-Romanesque focal point located in Center City Wilkes-Barre, PA. The complex was built over several decades between the 1860's and 1920's and at its height, it was one of the largest breweries in the world.
A mini-doc on the revival of a Richardsonian Romanesque army base, at Fort Sheridan, Illinois, USA youtube.com/watch?v=gSmBm…
The Scranton Masonic Temple and Scottish Rite Cathedral is Gothic Revival/Romanesque Revival/Art-Deco building built in Downtown Scranton in 1928. It is now The Scranton Cultural Center, which features Broadway shows, local theater, comedians, art exhibits, high profile touring musicians, and more. reddit.com/gallery/ko1oid
I tried to do a hermitcraft-like build inspired by romanesque architecture any constructive criticism? reddit.com/gallery/o9vett
The Fan District in Richmond, VA. One of the largest collections of Victorian + Romanesque + Colonial Revival rowhouses in the country
The Duomo of Orvieto - Orvieto, Italy - Construction begun 1270 by architects Arnolfo di Cambio and Lorenzo Maitani in Italian Gothic and Romanesque architecture with Lorenzo Maitani being credited for the magnificent facade - Completed 1591
Music Hall: Cincinnati, USA (Cincy has a ton of well preserved Italianate, Greek revival, and gothic revival architecture)
Snow covered rooftops of the Romanesque Revival Seoul Anglican Cathedral, Jeong-dong, Jung District, downtown Seoul [OS] [1080×1350]
A corner of Heaven: hiding between hills near Montalcino, in the Orcia valley, one of the most beautiful Romanesque architecture examples: Sant'Antimo Abbey.
Inspired by Aymara Indian architecture and neo-Andean art, public housing projects in Bolivia for poor residents and rural migrants are enabling a futuristic and syncretic architectural revival reddit.com/gallery/rmhe6v
Riverview Mental Hospital in Coquitlam, British Columbia, Canada (a suburb of Vancouver). First 4 images were taken between 1910s-1930. While they may not be our customary "tartarian" look, the last two images which are more recent show visible red bricks & "Romanesque" architecture. reddit.com/gallery/ki51dg
