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Georgian architecture: a standalone construct

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Georgianarchitecture1 CONSTRUCTGeorgian architectureSUMMERSON · ARCHITECTURAL

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Architectural history

the British architecture of about 1714 to 1830, marked by symmetrical, proportioned facades on Palladian and classical models.

In architectural history, Georgian architecture refers to the British architecture of about 1714 to 1830, marked by symmetrical, proportioned facades on Palladian and classical models. This meaning comes from Summerson (1945) in Georgian London.[1]

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  1. Summerson, J. N. (1945). Georgian London. C. Scribner's Sons. ISBN 9780712650366

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