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Global Architecture - Columbus Ohio USA 2005 - The Short North Area 2005. Two large historic houses sit side by side on a quiet residential street, with a wide front porch, steps up from the sidewalk, and an overgrown front yard. A leafy tree branch frames the top of the scene under a partly cloudy sky.

The left home is a heavy stone mansion with a round turret, rough-cut masonry walls, a tall chimney, and a deep porch supported by stout columns. Next to it is a red brick and wood house with a second turret, a long veranda with turned posts, and decorative gables, giving the pair a dramatic, late-1800s look.

The facades show asymmetry, layered rooflines, cross gables, and strong texture contrasts between stone, brick, and painted wood trim. The rounded arches, massing, and turreted corner emphasize a Richardsonian Romanesque feel, while the neighboring house adds Queen Anne elements through its ornate porch detailing and varied materials, styles that were most popular in the late 19th century.

Common name: Richardsonian Romanesque
Architecture type or style: Richardsonian Romanesque and Queen Anne