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Opis znacznika
Przydatne oznaczenia:
Statystyka użytych oznaczeń: Status:
Używany
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Styl architektoniczny. Jest to zespół skatalogowanych, charakterystycznych cech budynku pozwalających powiązać go jednoznacznie z wybranym okresem historycznym i kulturowym.
Jak mapujemy?
Jeden z poniższych atrybutów dodajemy do wartości building=*. Dla przejrzystości style zostały ulokowane w umownych przedziałach czasowych.
600 - 1400
- building:architecture=romanesque - Architektura romańska
- building:architecture=gothic - Architektura gotycka
1400 - 1800
- building:architecture=renaissance - Architektura renesansowa
- building:architecture=mannerism - Manieryzm
- building:architecture=baroque - Baroque architecture
- building:architecture=rococo - Rokoko
1800 - 1900
- building:architecture=empire - Empire
- building:architecture=neoclassicism - Neoklasycyzm
- building:architecture=georgian - Georgian architecture
- building:architecture=victorian - Victorian architecture
- building:architecture=historicism - hostorycyzm
- building:architecture=neo-romanesque - Neoroamanizm
- building:architecture=neo-byzantine - Byzantine Revival architecture
- building:architecture=neo-gothic - Neogotyk
- building:architecture=neo-renaissance - Neorenesans
- building:architecture=neo-baroque - Baroque Revival architecture
- building:architecture=neo-romanesque -
1900 - 1950
- building:architecture=art_nouveau - Secesja
- building:architecture=eclectic - Eklektyzm
- building:architecture=functionalism - Functionalism
- building:architecture=cubism - Kubizm
- building:architecture=new_objectivity - Nowa rzeczywistość
- building:architecture=art_deco - Art déco
- building:architecture=modern - Modernizm
- building:architecture=amsterdam_school - Amsterdam_School
1950 - now
- building:architecture=constructivism - Konstruktywizm
- building:architecture=stalinist_neoclassicism - Stalinist architecture
- building:architecture=brutalist - Brutalizm
- building:architecture=postmodern - Postmodernizm
- building:architecture=contemporary - Contemporary architecture
Zobacz
Pozostałe style arhitektoniczne, Lista styli architektonicznych na Wikipedii.
Style mieszane
Jeśli nie ma wyraźnego dominującego stylu, użyjemy kilku wartośći oddzielonych średnikiem poczynając od stylu dominującego. Np: the monastery church in Beuron [1] możemy otagować building:architecture=baroque;neo-byzantine.
Used on Zanzibar by the NGT team
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| building:architecture | classic_swahili | Term describing the style of a Swahili house in its most basic form usually with a baraza and entrance located either in the middle or to the side of the front elevation and without any additional decorative elements. Swahili architecture
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| building:architecture | omani | Term describing buildings stylistically inspired by the Omani architecture found in Zanzibar. Swahili architecture
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| building:architecture | indian | Term describing buildings stylistically inspired by the Indian architecture found in Zanzibar. Swahili architecture
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| building:architecture | british_colonial | Broad stylistic term applied to buildings built during the period of the British Protectorate in Zanzibar. Colonial_architecture#British_colonial_architecture
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| building:architecture | art_deco | Stylistic term defined by geometrical ornamentation, bold use of colours and lavish decoration. Art_Deco#Architecture
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| building:architecture | modernism | Broad stylistic term describing structures which are thoroughly modernist in their concept, structure and appearance as well as the stylistic language of various typologies found in the area mainly defined by sparse use of decorative elements and/or application of geometrical forms, projecting horizontal slabs over the entrance, projecting geometrical sunshades over the windows and brise-soleil. Modernism
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| building:architecture | eclectic | Term describing the architectural style of buildings which combine particular elements of various styles often with a historical reference. The term applies to all typologies found in the area and can be used to describe buildings with one or multiple citations of various styles in its architectural elements (i.e. the use of crenulations, columns or pilasters as decorative elements in one building). Eclecticism in architecture
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| building:architecture | hypermodern | Term describing the architectural style of post-modern (contemporary) buildings often applying strong symbolical architectural expressions. Hypermodern buildings usually show little consideration to their climatic and physical context and are characterized by a mixed use of materials most often including glazing.Hypermodernism_(art)
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