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Châteauesque

Châteauesque (or Francis I style, or in Canada, the Château Style) is a revivalist architectural style based on the French Renaissance architecture of the monumental châteaux of the Loire Valley from the late fifteenth century to the early seventeenth century.

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Architects who designed in Châteauesque style

Examples in Europe

Examples in the United States

Examples in Canada

Examples in Argentina

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Châteauesque

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Châteauesque

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related to Examples in Canada · 31
Châteauesque → AlbertaChâteau Laurier, Banff, Banff Springs Hotel, British ColumbiaManoir Richelieu, British ColumbiaThe Royal York, Canada, Canadian National Hotels, Canadian National Railway, Canadian Pacific Hotels, Canadian Pacific Railway, Châteauesque-style, Grand Trunk Railway, La Malbaie, ManitobaGare, Many, Montreal, Ontario, OntarioFort Garry Hotel, Ottawa, Palais
related to history · 27
Châteauesque → American, Beaux-Arts, Bruce Price, Canada, Canada's, Canadian, Edward Maxwell, Eugène-Étienne Taché, French, Grande-Allée, Grande-Allée Armoury, Hunt, It, John Smith Archibald, Macdonald, Many, Manège, Northeast, Paris, Quebec City Armoury
related to External links · 6
Châteauesque → Chicago, Images, Kentucky, Louisville, Oldlouisville, Yorklinks

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style architecture buildings château canada french hunt built architectural century designed richard morris grand although renaissance châteaux late term united

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Châteauesquerelated to Examples in CanadaMany0.60section
Châteauesquerelated to Examples in CanadaChâteauesque-style0.60section
Châteauesquerelated to Examples in CanadaCanada0.60section
Châteauesquerelated to Examples in CanadaThey0.60section
Châteauesquerelated to Examples in CanadaCanadian National Railway0.60section
Châteauesquerelated to Examples in CanadaCanadian National Hotels0.60section
Châteauesquerelated to Examples in CanadaCanadian Pacific Railway0.60section
Châteauesquerelated to Examples in CanadaCanadian Pacific Hotels0.60section
Châteauesquerelated to Examples in CanadaGrand Trunk Railway0.60section
Châteauesquerelated to Examples in CanadaBanff Springs Hotel0.60section
Châteauesquerelated to Examples in CanadaBanff0.60section
Châteauesquerelated to Examples in CanadaAlbertaChâteau Laurier0.60section

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