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Eclecticism

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An assemblage of historic styles into novel arrangement, often with overt decorative intent, typifying most of the commercial and domestic architecture of the Victorian and Edwardian periods.

Buildings on this website in Eclecticism style

Al Azhar Mosque - Aspeling Street Mosque: 1880. District Six, Cape Town, Western Cape
Aspeling Street Mosque - Al Azhar Mosque: 1880. District Six, Cape Town, Western Cape
Auwal Mosque - Owal Masjid: 1809-1814. Bo-Kaap, Cape Town, Western Cape
Dorp Street Mosque: 1881. Bo-Kaap, Cape Town, Western Cape
Hanafi Mosque / Musgid Jamie Mosque / Dorp Street Mosque: 1881. Bo-Kaap, Cape Town, Western Cape
House De Witt - Montana Vista: c1898. Wynberg, Western Cape
Iustitia - Receiver of Revenue Offices: 1936-1939. Central, Cape Town, Western Cape
Jameah Mosque / Jamia Mosque / Queen Victoria Mosque: 1850 : 1903 : 1914 : 1932. Bo-Kaap, Cape Town, Western Cape
Jansenhuis - House Jansen - Palmside: 1888 : 2008. Central, Tshwane (Pretoria), Gauteng
Montana Vista - House De Witt: c1898. Wynberg, Western Cape
Nurul Islam / Star of Islam Mosque: 1844 : 1895 : 1913. Bo-Kaap, Cape Town, Western Cape
Receiver of Revenue Offices - Iustitia: 1936-1939. Central, Cape Town, Western Cape
Thrupps Ltd: 1902. Johannesburg, Gauteng
10 Single-storey dwellings for M A Cunningham: 1899. Woodstock, Western Cape
Cecil Terrace: 1903. Salt River, Western Cape
Central Government Offices: 1934 : 1936. Central, Tshwane (Pretoria), Gauteng
Doornkraal: 1914. De Rust, Western Cape
General's House: 1902. Potchefstroom, North West
Hotel Louis Botha: 1890; 1904. Cape Town, Western Cape
Laerskool Gimnasium - Gymnasium Primary School - Kleingim: 1858. Paarl, Western Cape
Natal Military Command Headquarters - The White House: 1937. Durban, KwaZulu-Natal
Palmerston Hotel - Regent's Palace - Hotel Louis Botha: 1890 : 1904. Central, Cape Town, Western Cape
Parsonage with Post Office and Registrar of Births and Deaths: 1891. Goedverwacht, Western Cape
Regent's Palace: 1890; 1904. Cape Town, Western Cape
Strubenheim: 1889. Rosebank, Cape Town, Western Cape