Pure classical symmetry — the most formal of the traditional houses.
The high-formal English classical tradition that shaped early American architecture. Strictly symmetrical, proportioned by classical orders, and elegantly restrained: a paneled door crowned with a fanlight, perfectly balanced windows, and refined interior millwork. The Federal variant lightens it with slender, delicate ornament and elliptical forms. This is traditional architecture at its most disciplined.
Red brick, painted wood, marble, fine hardwood, plaster moldings, brass and crystal, stone quoins
“Disciplined, elegant, and formal. Classical architecture at its most refined and balanced.”
