Architecture. Change from an earlier style to a later style; a style of intermediate or mixed character.

A work of art or architecture imitating an antique or older style; esp. one incorporating elements taken or copied from antique or classical…

Dread or avoidance of symmetry, as shown or supposed to be shown in Egyptian temples, Japanese art, etc.

Frequently with capital initial. The rococo style of art, architecture, decoration, etc.; the period during which this style predominated. Usually…

Flamboyant style.

(U.S.), a style of neo-Gothic architecture exemplified in certain U.S. university buildings, etc.

Of arts, or features of these: Native or peculiar to a particular country or locality. spec. in vernacular architecture, architecture concerned with…

A style of art, architecture, etc., based on a revival of Greek principles or motifs, spec. a style of decorative art originating in France in…

Any of various movements in art, architecture, literature, etc., generally characterized by a deliberate break with classical and traditional…

a large rich cake, covered with icing and decorated with sugar ornaments, cut and distributed to the guests at the wedding-feast and sent in small…

The Queen Anne style (see sense 3) in architecture or furniture; (also) a house built in this style.

A style of design (in architecture, furniture, etc.) influenced by or combining characteristics of the styles that predominated during the…

An architectural movement favouring a variety of non-traditional and experimental styles, esp. tall, thin, steel-framed buildings.

The Dutch colonial style of architecture. Also (North American): a building in this style.

The English colonial style of architecture. Also: a building in this style; cf. colonial, n. 3.

A monumental or grandiose style, massiveness; (also) building on a grand scale.

A vernacular style of building. Cf. sense A. 6 above.

(a) the International Gothic style of art; cf. International Gothic adj. n.; (b) a style of modernist architecture characterized by rational design…

The architectural style of Churriguera.

The state, condition, or period subsequent to that which is modern; spec. in architecture, the arts, literature, politics, etc., any of various…

A style (esp. of architecture) considered characteristic or reminiscent of the North American prairies.

Architecture. A theory or style based on the application of rationalist principles to architecture, characterized by a rejection of ornament and…

With the sense ‘resembling or typical of a lavatory or lavatories’, as lavatory period, lavatory style n. and adj., etc.

A movement in architecture and design advocating that the design of a building or object should be determined by its function rather than by…

The Mudéjar style of architecture and decoration. rare.

the practice or principle of designing a building with elegance only in the façade.

An interior design characterized by a lack of dividing walls or partitions, or by low walls or partitions; an office, house, classroom, etc., built…

An architectural style modelled on or influenced by that of Wren, esp. as represented by some of the work of Sir Edwin Lutyens.

An imitative and exaggerated architectural style. Cf. pseudish, n. rare.

A style of art or architecture characterized by deliberate crudity of design (see quot. 1953).

= open plan, n.

A movement or style in architecture and design originating in Italy in the 1950s as a revival of art nouveau and in reaction to the functional…

The Queen Anne style in architecture. Cf. Queen Anneism, n. 2.

The German equivalent of art nouveau. Also attributive (occasionally with lower-case initial).

This style of architecture or decoration, or the movement associated with it.

the types of building or other features characteristic of strip development.

Also with capital initial(s). A movement in architecture and interior design, drawing inspiration from engineering and industrial design, and…