
Monroe County Courthouse, Rochester
Built 1894
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First Church of Christ, Scientist, Rochester
Built 1916 |

Memorial Art Gallery, Rochester
Built 1913 and based on the Malatesta Temple
in Italy |
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From around 1890 to around 1935,
architects sometimes looked to the European Renaissance period for inspiration. They
brought designs from Italy to America and reinterpreted them for both public buildings and
private residences. Renaissance Revival
buildings were based on the rather cubic structures of 16th century Italy. However,
sometimes architects would add details from other eras.
Features:
- Cut stone block exteriors
- Elaborate lintels over windows and doors
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