where architects Bertram Goodhue Carleton Winslow riffed on Spanish Colonial architecture for the design of the expo's main ...

“Many of the Spanish Colonial homes in California were built in the 1920s, so Art Deco accents like big leather club chairs ...

Borrowing from and amplifying the simpler mission style of the 1800s, Spanish Colonial flaunts ornate carvings and plaster work, wrought-iron window grills and railings, and extensive use of tile ...

Since Spanish Colonial architecture was built across such a large geographic area with varying indigenous populations, the style has some regional distinctions as well.

With their roomy size and eye-pleasing symmetry, Colonial-style homes remain one of the most enduring residential ...

Spanish Colonial houses were built between 1600 and 1840 in Texas, California and the Southwest. Low, long one-story buildings with covered porches extending along the façade, their walls were ...

Bertram Goodhue practically invented the Spanish Colonial Revival style, ... who studied architecture in New York City at the Pratt Institute and Columbia University.

Plaza Rubio, Santa Barbara. Judging Spanish Colonial Style by its main title alone, it would be easy to mistake this handsome collaboration between Rizzoli and the Santa Barbara Historical Museum for ...

Spanish colonial architecture is simpler, with less detail, and mission style reflects the characteristics of California’s Spanish missions established in the 18th century.

Another popular Colonial Revival style was the Dutch Colonial, with a gambrel roof. Other variations included the Cape Cod Colonial, the Saltbox and, in the South and West, the Spanish Colonial. From ...

Santa Fe/Spanish Colonial . Made of clay-brick, mud and plaster, the Santa Fe or Spanish Colonial style is more than 3,000 years old and is very common here.