colonial architecture
Colonial architecture refers to the architectural styles and designs that emerged during the colonial period, typically reflecting the influences of European settlers from countries such as England, France, Spain, and Portugal. It typically involves symmetrical layouts, simple geometric shapes, and a combination of local building materials with features imported from the settlers' home countries.
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