Mansard roof helps define Second Empire architecture Updated Sep 20, 2015 2:03 a.m. Roof detail at the house on the Southwest corner of South Pearl and Second Avenue Friday August 7, 2015 in ...

Victorian architecture spanned the 64-year reign of Queen Victoria, from 1837 to 1901. During her sovereignty, seven styles of architecture were prevalent; Second Empire, Italianate, Stick ...

The third notable style of Victorian architecture in Cape May is the Second Empire Style which borrows from French architecture. This style from the late Victorian era features mansard roofs ...

Architecture studio Manuel Cervantos Estudio added a flat roof to Hill House (pictured), ... Like gambrel roofs, mansard roofs have a lower slope that is steeper than the upper.

The Paris of mansard-roofed buildings (and garrets) dates to what is referred to as the “Second Empire Style” of French architecture (1855-1885).

This mansard-roof Victorian in Sparkhill, N.Y., is listed for $5.5 million. Ian Nelson. By . Christina Poletto. Share. Resize. It is an architectural style that’s been around for centuries: ...

Why do we consider Victorian architecture–with design features such as “mansard roofs or multiple steep, craggy gables, along with assorted towers, Gothic gingerbread, ornate pillars, and ...

Presented by local historian and Clinton Historical Society member Richard Williams, this program will cover architectural styles of the 19th Century. ... (Mansard roof), Italianate Villa, ...