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Federal Architecture

Federal Architecture . Between 1780 and 1830. Five Features. Famous Buildings. A famous building in federal architecture designed by Charles Bulfinch in1793–94 was "Central Pavilion“ built in Tontine Crescent, Boston. Common Locations.

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Federal Architecture

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  1. Federal Architecture Between 1780 and 1830

  2. Five Features

  3. Famous Buildings A famous building in federal architecture designed by Charles Bulfinch in1793–94 was "Central Pavilion“ built in Tontine Crescent, Boston.

  4. Common Locations Federal architecture is mainly used in residential areas of north America.

  5. Charles Bulfinch American architect, Charles Bulfinch worked in Boston and in Washington D.C. and was distinctively noticed for his work with the federal style.

  6. Idealist

  7. Five features

  8. Famous Building

  9. Common Location

  10. Famous Architect

  11. Greek Revival late 18th and early 19th centuries

  12. Five Features

  13. The Royal High School • The royal high school is a co-educational state school and is one of Scotland's oldest schools.

  14. Common Location The Greek revival is predominantly in northern Europe and the united states.

  15. William Wilkins • William Wilkins, born august 31 1778, was one of the many architects involved with the Greek revival when he designed the Yorkshire Museum.

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