Neoclassicism, Revivalism & Orientalism (1720 – 1910) – The world moves into the industrial revolution. As experienced building designers in Newcastle we find the sense of grandeur and anticipation of the times may explain why there was a desire to reference the great civilisations of old.

Europe

• Georgian (1714 - 1830)
• Neo-Palladian (1715 – 1800)
• Gothic Revival (1740 - 1870)
• Pombaline style (1755 - 1860)
• Greek Revival (1758 - 1870)
• Indo – Saracenic (1795 – 1880)
• Empire (1800 - 1830)
• Egyptian Revival (1809 - 1929)
• Palazzo Style (1816 - 1936)
• Italianate (1820 - 1890)
• Beaux-Arts (1830 - 1900)
• Victorian (Renaissance Revival, Baroque Revival, Empire Revival, Queen Anne) (1837-1901)
• Edwardian (1901 - 1910)

American 

• Colonial Georgian architecture (1714 - 1830)
• Neo-palladian (1720 - 1800)
• Federal (1780-1830)
• Greek Revival (1803 – 1860)
• Egyptian Revival (1809 - 1929)
• Antebellum (1812 - 1861)
• Beaux-Arts (1830 - 1900)
• Italianate (1840 - 1890)
• Romanesque Revival (1840 – 1930)
• Renaissance Revival (1876 - 1917)
• Queen Anne Style (1880 - 1910)
• Gothic Revival (1890 - 1960)
• Colonial Revival (1890 - 1930)

Australian (Exclusive)

• Queenslander (1840 - 1969)
• Federation (1890 - 1920)