1. Mikaila Gossman Civil Engineering and Architecture
French and Georgian

2. French Style Homes/Architecture
Began in France around the 1600’s during rein of Louis XIV.
In 1920 the style came over to America after soldiers returned home from World War 1.
Most homes have 2 stories, with high ceilings and open floor plans.
Mainly located in the French countryside.
Most of the design elements focus on form.
Main materials are stone, plaster and wood.

3. French Homes Curved arches. Soft lines and stone work Beams
Plaster Walls
Stone Floors

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5. Georgian Homes/Architecture
Came around in the 18th century ( )
Most homes and buildings have at least 2 stories.
Located in the southern parts of the United States
Most design elements focus on symmetry
Main materials were stone, wood (or stucco), and brick

6. Georgian Homes Horizontal brick work between the two stories
Entrances are lifted
Symmetrical roofs
Rigid symmetry

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