Styles of Architecture in Celebration

Classical
•    Based on 18th and 19th century pattern books
•    Derived from Greek revival
•    Harmonious and balanced facades
•    Front typically symmetrical
•    Column porches featuring vertically proportioned windows

Colonial Revival
•    Based on homes built between 1920’s and 1940’s
•    Draws inspiration from younger America
•    Balanced & symmetrical composition
•    Broad proportions
•    Simplified details for columns and eaves

Coastal
•    Based on French Colonial and Low Country
•    1 or 2 story porches usually wrap around corners
•    Windows often reach the floor
•    May have different spacing than porch columns and roof dormers

Craftsman
•    Based on 1920’s with deep porches and heavy classic columns
•    Simple yet elegant
•    Craftsman First available in Roseville Corner,
•    Also available in East Village and Artisan park

French
•    Based on French Country following WWI
•    Homes have simple rectangular form
•    Well proportioned windows set deep in stucco walls
•    Steep roofs with compound pitches

Mediterranean
•    Based on Florida Mediterranean Style invented in the early 20th century
•    Combining a number of different styles to create well composed eclectic homes
•    Asymmetrically placed doors, windows, and arcades are set in simple stucco
•    Porticos & Loggias face the streets
•    Tile roofs provide color and character

Victorian
•    Based on pattern books published during the second half of the 19th century
•    Influences can be scene in porches, verandas, and wrap around porches
•    Steeply sloped roofs with dormers main characteristic
•    Typically have elaborate design details on porches and eaves