Carpenter Gothic
Esquema
Jerarquía
Americas, The > <modern American styles and periods> > <modern North American styles and movements>
Descripción
Refers to the movement in the Gothic Revival period in architecture characterized by the use of Gothic forms in domestic buildings primarily in the United States Northeast and Midwest during the mid-19th century and by the use of the scroll saw in construction. The style reveals an awkward attempt at imitation and implementation of original Gothic proportions and ornamentation such as turrets, spires, and pointed arches, with no sense of logical spatial relationship to the house.
URI original del concepto
Otros términos
- 木工哥德式 [zh]
- Gótico Carpintero [es]
- mù gōng gē dé shì [zh]
- mu gong ge de shi [zh]
- mu kung ko te shih [zh]
- Carpenteresque [en]
- Carpenter's Gothic [en]
- Carpenters' Gothic [en]
- Gothic, Carpenter [en]
- Gothic, Carpenter's [en]
- Gothic, Carpenters' [en]
- 木工哥特式 [zh]
- 木匠哥德式 [zh]