French influenced architecture in the world

[SoroushPersepolisi]

yes,the traditional persian court house, the baclonies etc all resemble traditional persian styles
regardless, i never knew it existed thnx for posting
u should put this in the iran section

[Cyrus]

Originally Posted by SoroushPersepolisi

yes,the traditional persian court house, the baclonies etc all resemble traditional persian styles
regardless, i never knew these existed thnx for posting
u should put this in the iran section

But my last image is from an old French court house in New Orleans, USA. -> http://www.encore-editions.com/old-f...ns-la--3/print

[SoroushPersepolisi]

yes but architectural style is very similar to a persian house
i noticed the link the first time as it said orleans, and to be honest i disregarded the fact lol i thought tt was iran
regardless, the architecture isnt french, maybe the brick layout and the window sheds are european styled, which are also seen in the north of iran
secondly , its a picture of poor quality
if various details need to be shown , il be glad to see them


theres persian garden layouts all over france and britain, it doesnt make the layout french or british, courtyard houses developed in mesopotamia/iran and the fertile crescent in general
the second school u showed me easily resembles the typical safavid-qajar house style, almost the exact same, even if its outside of iran, with small detail changes

[Cyrus]

It is not really possible to deny the influence of French and other European architectures in the Persian architecture especially in the recent centuries, a Persian traditional building has some characteristics, one of them is Iwan, look at those historical houses in Kashan, Yazd and Isfahan, there should be also a pool in the centre of the courtyard, we can't ignore wall decoration too, ... I wonder how you see this simple two storey building as a Persian traditional building!

You can compare this French School to Chahar Bagh School in Isfahan: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chahar_Bagh_School What is the similarity?

[parcdesprinces]

Originally Posted by Cyrus

But my last image is from an old French court house in New Orleans, USA.

I don't know if you have ever been to La Nouvelle Orléans.. But if so, you should have noticed, Like I had when I've been there, that the so-called "French Quarter" has nothing French regarding its architecture (except the St-Louis Cathedral). Btw, in French, we call this area "le Vieux Carré".

[parcdesprinces]

Originally Posted by Zach89

Suis-je visé ?

Non.

[SoroushPersepolisi]

Originally Posted by Cyrus

It is not really possible to deny the influence of French and other European architectures in the Persian architecture especially in the recent centuries, a Persian traditional building has some characteristics, one of them is Iwan, look at those historical houses in Kashan, Yazd and Isfahan, there should be also a pool in the centre of the courtyard, we can't ignore wall decoration too, ... I wonder how you see this simple two storey building as a Persian traditional building!

You can compare this French School to Chahar Bagh School in Isfahan: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chahar_Bagh_School What is the similarity?

yes
all architecture influences other types
the iVan (notice the v instead of the arabic pronounciation as a w) is not present, yet these courtyards are very similar to the old court yard houses in tabriz and esfahan or kashan
the specified french influence is minimal though
what u say is right
but its hardly visible

[rosarino20]

is this normandy style?

Mar del plata, Argentina:

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[parcdesprinces]

Originally Posted by rosarino20

is this normandy style?

Nope, not really !
(but, as a matter of fact, I'm not sure of what the Normandy Style precisely is..)

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México DF.

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Templo Mayor of Tenochtitlan, Mexico City by ariescwliang, on Flickr

[QUOTE=What_The_Face;88470380]Bueno, le puse ese titulo un poco para englobar todas las corrientes y estilos que vienen de Francia, y que sirvieron de inspiracion para otras ciudades del mundo.
Algo que me gusta de esa arquitectura en México, es que se le ve una identidad propia, un detalle es el color de los tejados que son verdes (la mayoria) a diferencia de los de Francia y otras ciudades que tienen los tejados azules.

Ya que no ponen de otras ciudades, voy a poner algunos ejemplos de esta arquitectura en otros lugares del pais.

Oaxaca.

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Teatro Macedonio Alcalá by Oaxaca profundo, on Flickr

Mérida.

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Casas Gemelas, Mérida Yucatán by Manuel Canela, on Flickr

Estado de México.



México DF.



CHIHUAHUA

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Quinta Gameros fachada principal por Hotu Matua, en Flickr

Cara posterior

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Cara posterior de Quinta Gameros por Hotu Matua, en Flickr

Interiores

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Interior Quinta Gameros por Hotu Matua, en Flickr

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Vitrales de Quinta GAmeros por Hotu Matua, en Flickr

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Guadalajara

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