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    Neo-eclectic architecture emerged in the 1960s as a response to modernist styles, combining traditional features like front-facing gabled roofs, covered doorways, and earth tones with a more modern outlook. It utilizes asymmetrical designs with warm and cool colors as well as many shapes and textures. Interiors typically have an open floor plan with upstairs bedrooms. Neo-eclectic homes were popular in North America and share similarities with bungalow styles through their traditional front-facing designs.

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    Neo-eclectic architecture emerged in the 1960s as a response to modernist styles, combining traditional features like front-facing gabled roofs, covered doorways, and earth tones with a more modern outlook. It utilizes asymmetrical designs with warm and cool colors as well as many shapes and textures. Interiors typically have an open floor plan with upstairs bedrooms. Neo-eclectic homes were popular in North America and share similarities with bungalow styles through their traditional front-facing designs.

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    Neo-eclectic Architecture

    Jacob Bryce and Rey Perez

    Features
    Front-facing Gabled roof
    Covered doorway
    Front-facing double garage doors
    Earth tones and warm colors
    Open living plan
    Set-back from street

    History
    Response to modernist styles
    Utilizes traditional features in modern outlook
    Created in the 1960s

    Materials
    Siding
    Brick
    Glass
    Asphalt tile roof

    Where its used


    Popular in Northern America/USA

    Visual Design Aspects


    Asymmetrical Balance
    Warm and cool colors
    Random Rhythm
    Utilizes many shapes

    Interior Layout
    Typically Open living plan
    Upstairs bedrooms

    Similar style
    Bungalow is very similar to Neo-eclectic
    Front-facing gable
    Covered doorway

    Opposite Style
    Modern
    Simple shapes
    Whites and grays

    Advantages/Disadvantages
    Advantages

    Disadvantages

    Aesthetic

    Aesthetic

    Inexpensive

    Busy

    In Minecraft

    Sources
    Higgins, Alan. Architectural Movements of the Recent Past, http://alanhiggins.com/ (accessed September 24, 2016).
    NEO-ECLECTIC (1980-PRESENT). (2015). Retrieved September 24, 2016, from
    State of Alaska website:
    http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/oha/styleguide/neoeclectic.htm

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