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1. architectureofcities.com › neoclassical-architectureTop 25 Examples of Neoclassical Architecture

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   May 7, 2022 · Neoclassical Architecture was a truly global style, and this list will attempt to showcase some of the finest, most innovative, and most impressive examples of Neoclassical Architecture; highlighting various buildings from the Neoclassical Age. 1. U.S. Capitol Building – Washington D.C., U.S.A.

2. www.travelmanitoba.com › blog › 7-architecturalThe 8 architectural wonders of Winnipeg, Manitoba

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   • The Exchange District.
   • Église du Précieux Sang.
   • The Esplanade Riel.
   • St. Boniface Cathedral.

3. winnipegarchitecture.ca › 335-main-street335 Main Street – Winnipeg Architecture Foundation

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   Perhaps the finest example of neoclassical architecture in Winnipeg, the Bank of Montreal building was constructed between 1909 and 1913. The elegant, temple-like building holds a prominent location at Portage and Main. The granite-clad Beaux-Arts style structure marks the southern edge of what remains of Bankers’ Row, a collection of early ...

   • Address: 335 Main Street
   • Original Use: Bank

   • Constructed: 1909-1913
   • Use: Museum and Heritage Centre

4. www.winnipeg.ca › ppd › DocumentsMANITOBA TELEPHONE SYSTEM, SHERBROOK EXCHANGE - City of Winnipeg

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   This structure is designed in a lassical C Revival style. Popular in North America from 1900-30, the style ranged from simple, small-scale neo-classical structures, such as this building, to Beaux-Arts Classicism with its grand scale and heavy ornamentation, for example the Legislative Building.

5. blog.kurby.ai › from-past-to-present-the-evolutionFrom Past to Present: The Evolution of Winnipeg, Canada’s ...

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   Nov 10, 2023 · The Manitoba Legislative Building, with its neoclassical style and the mysterious Golden Boy statue, is a crown jewel from this era. It’s not just a building; it’s a piece of art that has watched over Winnipeg for over a century.

6. winnipegarchitecture.ca › digital-tours › broadwayWinnipeg Architecture: Broadway Modern – Digital Tours ...

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   The Manitoba Club is an excellent example of the Neo-Classical or Classical Revival style, which as the name suggests, was a redefinition and revisiting of classical architecture form and ornamentation. Popular from 1900 into the 1930s in North America, its designs included columns, capitals, pediments and Greek or Roman embellishments.

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   What are some examples of neoclassical architecture in Winnipeg?

   • Perhaps the finest example of neoclassical architecture in Winnipeg, the Bank of Montreal building was constructed between 1909 and 1913. The elegant, temple-like building holds a prominent location at Portage and Main.

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   What's new in Manitoba's architecture?

   • In the mid-century disciples of key modernists taught at the University of Manitoba’s Architecture school and left a second legacy of architecture in the city. Now the city is enjoying a new architectural moment in the sun with innovative, green and boldly designed buildings garnering awards and the world’s attention.

   The 8 architectural wonders of Winnipeg, Manitoba

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   What is a neo-classical design?

   • The Manitoba Club is an excellent example of the Neo-Classical or Classical Revival style, which as the name suggests, was a redefinition and revisiting of classical architecture form and ornamentation. Popular from 1900 into the 1930s in North America, its designs included columns, capitals, pediments and Greek or Roman embellishments.

   Winnipeg Architecture: Broadway Modern – Digital Tours – Winnipeg

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   What is Neoclassical architecture?

   • This idea of recreating ancient buildings is a major theme in the Neoclassical Age, and you can see this concept repeated in many of the buildings listed below. Another key element in Neoclassical Architecture is the use of column capitals from the Classical Orders. The three main forms of classical column capitals are Doric, Ionic, and Corinthian.

   Top 25 Examples of Neoclassical Architecture

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   What is a neoclassical building?

   • The building itself is a typical Neoclassical Design, with a central temple-front facade flanked by separate wings. This design resembles many other museums and educational institutions such as the British Museum in London. On either side of the main entrance are two columns topped with ancient deities.

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   What were some of Manitoba's most important educational buildings?

   • Educational buildings were a second area of expertise. In the early post-war period they designed Churchill High (1953), Harrow School (1954), St. John’s College and Chapel at the University of Manitoba (1958), and the sprawling multi-use Manitoba Institute of Technology (now Red River College) which opened in 1963.

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8. canada-architecture.org › manitoba-architectureManitoba: Architecture Past & Present in the Keystone Province

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   Apr 10, 2017 · Manitoba has the good fortune of possessing a rich architectural and artistic heritage. From eighteenth-century Fort Prince of Wales on the coast of Hudson Bay, to Winnipeg’s Exchange District National Historic Site, this legacy defines the province’s life and identity.