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The nave of the newly renovated Sterling Memorial Library at Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut. It’s one of the most awe inspiring buildings in the Collegiate Gothic style. Designed by James Gamble Rogers, it was completed in 1930. It follows the basic form of a cathedral with central nave, side aisles, transept, and sanctuary.
Currently for sale by owners (Oct. 2011) with an out-of-town ph. number. A fair number of prominent Victorian era homes in Calvert currently have for sale signs. There are various reasons but nearly all of them are economic-related. For a fair number of mainly business and professional folks whose primary residence may be in Austin, Bryan-College Station, or Waco-Temple, Calvert is a nice weekend getaway spot for a second home. Architecturally, this is one of the more interesting examples. Although the prominent front Bay and square tower suggest Italianate style, the delicate scroll-sawn verge boards and quatrefoil and trefoil designs between the porch posts clearly say Gothic Revival. Last, the cross "X's" (often called "cross-bucks") on the tower suggest the rare Stick style. This house is one of those eclectic Victorian hybrids that Texas is somewhat known for. Houses of this kind are very rarely seen now even in small Texas towns but they were once fairly common and even more ornate than this example. 19th century Texans went "all-out" to add more gingerbread than other places resulting in very frilly confections but once Victoriana fell out of favor in Texas, house wreckers could hardly keep up with all the Victorian "white elephants" being targeted for demolition. Only the more sedate examples with Neo-Classical details survived in some numbers but the wildly ornate examples were often the first to be demolished. This is one of my Calvert favorites because of its ornamental eccentricities.
In a slightly uncanny but pleasant way, standing inside the UW’s Savery Hall feels like being in a spaceship from the future that has landed inside a Collegiate Gothic shell.
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The Most Beautiful Colleges list, which features the work of top architects and designers, notes the college’s “beautiful wooded campus with uniformly Collegiate Gothic buildings made of Arkansas sandstone, Vermont slate, and Indiana limestone.”
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Castiglione Olona (Varese, Italy) - Gothic retable of the altar at the head of the right nave of the Collegiate Church of Santi Stefano e Lorenzo
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Rhodes’ Collegiate Gothic campus sits on a 123-acre, wooded site in the heart of historic Midtown Memphis
The Collegiate Church of St. Gummarus is one of the most striking examples of Brabantine Gothic style. Construction started in 1378 on the s...
When Elmira College was challenged with the new construction of an artist crafted limestone façade for a historic building designed in traditional collegiate Gothic architectural style, they needed the best to pull it off. Game on. This dormitory was designed in traditional collegiate Gothic architectural style that replicates campus buildings erected in the late 1850’s. […]
The real name of Westminster Abbey is The Collegiate Church of St Peter at Westminster. The abbey is a large, mostly Gothic church, in Westminster, London.
With its undulating brick facade, landscaped courtyards, and generous public walkway, Butler College connects with Princeton’s rich Collegiate Gothic tradition in a fresh and lively way.
Dundon-Berchtold Hall is a new three-story academic building at the heart of the University of Portland’s campus. It carries forward the brick and limestone palette established by existing Collegiate Gothic buildings to affirm the University’s iden...