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Châteauesque (or
Francis I style, or in Canada, the Château Style) is a
revivalist architectural style based on the
French Renaissance architecture of...
- The
Chartwell Mansion is a
Chateauesque mansion in Bel-Air, California.
Built in 1933, it is best
known for its role as the
Clampett family home in the...
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appearance of a castle. They are
usually designed in the
Gothic Revival,
Châteauesque,
Romanesque Revival,
Scots Baronial or
Tudor Revival styles. Some, however...
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hotel is
managed by
Fairmont Hotels and Resorts.
Opened in 1893, the
Châteauesque-styled
building has 18 floors; its 79.9-metre (262-foot)
height is augmented...
- States. The main residence,
Biltmore House (or
Biltmore Mansion), is a
Châteauesque-style
mansion built for
George Washington Vanderbilt II
between 1889...
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styles would eventually lead to the
Châteauesque style used for most of the
grand railway hotels in Canada.
Châteauesque features found on the
building include...
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owned by Nat and
Flora Bosa of Vancouver.
Opened on 20
January 1908, the
Châteauesque-styled
building is
considered one of Canada's
grand railway hotels. Since...
- studio. In 1931, Morgan,
Walls &
Clements remodeled the
building in the
Chateauesque style. In 1984, the
Hollywood Boulevard Commercial and Entertainment...
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currently managed by
Fairmont Hotels and Resorts.
Opened in May 1939, the
Châteauesque-styled
building is
considered one of Canada's
grand railway hotels. The...
- varied.
Historic buildings are
designed primarily in the
Queen Anne,
Châteauesque,
Richardsonian Romanesque,
Georgian Revival, Beaux-Arts, and a variety...
