- Organic design elements, arches, harmoniously curving lines, and highly decorative ornamentations are features that define Art Nouveau architecture.
- Art Nouveau is the name that was later given to what emerged at the very end of the 19th century as an international style of art, architecture and design.
- Designed by Victor Horta, the Hôtel Tassel is considered one of the pioneering examples of Art Nouveau architecture.
- The idyllic ensemble of garden patches, pergola, and arcade fuses art nouveau architecture with baroque elements.
- In addition, use of wrought iron glass and ceramics using contemporary technology marks the main element in Art Nouveau architecture.
- All around Europe there can be found amazing examples of Art Nouveau architecture. In this post I have collected the most significant and most beautiful ones.
- Art Nouveau architecture can be seen in works of civil engineering, such as bridges, as well as in vernacular and non-vernacular buildings.
- In some cases Art Nouveau architecture was simply the use of Art Nouveau decoration on forms that varied little from the classical.
- Art Nouveau architecture is a style that is recognizable for its use of natural themes, stained glass, and its broad use of arches and curves.
- ...is a heavenly treat for the eyes and it represents the true art nouveau architecture, the work of Antoni Gaudi is still a mystery for many of the architects.