Neo-Baroque

architectural style

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In Norman Shaw
…church [1864–68] at Bingley) to Neo-Baroque (as in the Piccadilly Hotel [1905–08; now the hotel Le Meridien], London) based on 17th-century English Palladian architecture. The latter became the accepted style for British government buildings in the 1920s and ’30s. Shaw’s elegant town houses rely primarily on his individual adaptation of…
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