1. By : Kaya DeRobbio
VICTORIAN ARCHITECTURE

2. Houses
 Build very quickly
 Details were added later
 Many didn’t have bathrooms or kitchens
 Most were build with stone

3. Most popular style
 The Greek Revival
 Used for public buildings
The Greek Revival style was much less popular when Victoria
became Queen.

4. Victorian Era styles
 Stick Houses
 Richardsonian
Romanesque This is a house of the Second
This house was build in 1891
and is the Richarsonian
Romanesque style.
 East lake Empire style.
 Octagon Style
 Folk Victorian
This is a house with the stick house style,
they are much smaller than other styles.

5. More styles
 Italianate
 Gothic Revival
 Queen Anne This building is the Gothic Revival style.
 Second Empire
 Shingle Style
This is house of the Queen Anne style. This house is a second empire style.

6. Most Famous Victorian Churches
 All Saints, Margate Street St.
 Andrew's Church, Surbiton
 Brompton Oratory St.
 Stephen's Chapel, Houses of Parliament
 St. Mary Abbot's Church, Kensington
This is St. Mary Abbot’s Church.

7. Most famous Victorian palaces and
theaters
 Buckingham Palace
 Carlton House (Royal Palace before c. 1820)
 Kensington Palace
 Sitemap for London theatres
 Albery Theatre
 The Crystal Palace
 The Criterion Theatre
This is Buckingham Palace.

8. Famous museums and monuments
 Museums and other Cultural Institutions
(sitemap)
 British Museum
 Dulwich Picture Gallery
 Imperial War Museum
 Albert Memorial
 The Victoria Memorial
 Hyde Park Gate
 Marble Arch
 Wellington (or Constitution) Arch
This is the Albert Memorial.

9. Universities and school
buildings
 Imperial College of Science,
Technology, and Medicine
 Old Royal Naval College
 Imperial Institute
 Kings College, London This is the Old Royal Naval College
This is Imperial Institute.