Federal Style Architecture Facts and History Guide to Architectural Styles
Table Of Content Federal Style: Old World Architecture with an American Twist Brick Federal Style Houses What is Federal Architecture? The Union of Wood and Stone Federal Architecture: History and Development Thus, the Federal style is also referred to as the "Adam style" – after Robert Adam, whose work was inspired by ancient Greek and Roman forms and emphasized the tasteful ornamentation and gracefulness of the building’s proportions. McIntire's designs went beyond just looking good; they created spaces that felt harmonious and welcoming. People today walk by these places and admire the beauty from over two centuries ago. Federal Style: Old World Architecture with an American Twist Each project demonstrates our ability to preserve and enhance these historic gems. "Federal homes are often rectangular-shaped boxes, two or three stories, and with symmetrical façades," says Cherry. The Eichler Network, which covers mid-century homes in California, lament...