VICTORIAN ARCHITECTURE By : Kaya DeRobbio

Houses Build very quickly Details were added later Many didn’t have bathrooms or kitchens Most were build with stone

Most popular style

The Greek Revival Used for public buildings

The Greek Revival style was much less popular when Victoria became Queen.

Victorian Era styles

Stick Houses Richardsonian

Romanesque East lake Octagon Style Folk Victorian

This house was build in 1891 and is the RicharsonianRomanesque style.

This is a house of the Second Empire style.

This is a house with the stick house style, they are much smaller than other styles.

More styles

Italianate Gothic Revival Queen Anne Second Empire Shingle Style

This building is the Gothic Revival style.

This is house of the Queen Anne style. This house is a second empire style.

Most Famous Victorian Churches All Saints, Margate Street St. Andrew's Church, Surbiton Brompton Oratory St. Stephen's Chapel, Houses of

Parliament St. Mary Abbot's Church, Kensington

This is St. Mary Abbot’s Church.

Most famous Victorian palaces and theaters

Buckingham Palace Carlton House (Royal Palace before

c. 1820) Kensington Palace

Sitemap for London theatres Albery Theatre The Crystal Palace The Criterion Theatre

This is Buckingham Palace.

Famous museums and monuments Museums and other Cultural Institutions

(sitemap) British Museum Dulwich Picture Gallery Imperial War Museum

Albert Memorial The Victoria Memorial Hyde Park Gate Marble Arch Wellington (or Constitution) Arch

This is the Albert Memorial.

Universities and school buildings Imperial College of

Science, Technology, and Medicine

Old Royal Naval College

Imperial Institute Kings College, London

This is the Old Royal Naval College

This is Imperial Institute.