Sites tagged "Italian Renaissance Revival": 34
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Hillandale (Main Residence and Gatehouse): Built between 1922 and 1925, Hillandale stands as a reminder of an era of great interest in period houses.
This expansive villa was built for Anne Archbold, one of DC's most prominent social figures during her day and the donor of much of the land that now constitutes Glover-Archbold Park. The picturesque,…
Harris & Ewing Photographic Studio: This Italian Renaissance Revival-style building was the home of DC's most prominent portrait photographers.
Built in 1924 by architects Sonnemann and Justement, the Harris and Ewing Photographic Studio was home to the nation's largest early‑20th century news photo service, official White House photographer,…
Old Italian Embassy: This former Italian Embassy was among the few consulates that Mary Foote Henderson successfully brought to Sixteenth Street.
Built in 1925 on land purchased by the Italian government from Mary Foote Henderson (1841-1931), the Old Italian Embassy is among the most notable mansions Henderson commissioned for Sixteenth…
Colorado Building: Stone eagles and lions decorate this 1922 office building.
Constructed in 1922, the Colorado Building was designed by architect George S. Townsend. In designing the nine-story office building, Townsend adapted the style of the Italian Renaissance. Marble,…