Structures. American architecture varies significantly from

American architecture began around the seventeenth century.

Settlers from different European countries brought with them, during

the North American colonization, the different techniques and forms

Colonial architecture was adapted by the climate of the site

chosen, the availability of building materials, and supplies. Skilled

workers, particularly trained builders were a must. The general

poverty of the colonial settlers was also a factor. Colonial architecture

New England settlers' architecture reflected the late Gothic

Inspiration, such as the gabled houses of wood. The houses also had

prominent brick chimney stacks. The south's chief building material

was brick. Many churches and statehouses

contemporary architects have created their own style. Frank Gehry's

In the Southwest, the Spanish tradition, often modified by

first half of the nineteenth century. The arrival of several well known

Statesman looked to the classical world as their best source of

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