Victorian House (for Vue)
The Victorian style is not a single architectural style. Rather, it describes an era during and shortly after the reign of England’s Queen Victoria. Running from about 1840-1900, the Victorian age was a time of great advancement and innovation in manufacturing. New machines made it possible to mass-produce ornamental features such as moldings, columns and brackets.
Popularized by the American architect Henry Hobson Richardson, Romanesque houses are constructed of rough-hewn stone with castle-like features such as round Roman arches at the entry or over the windows. Like Queen Anne houses, Romanesque homes often have round towers and large porches.
The model contains materials to allow retexturing.
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