spanish colonial architecture
Spanish colonial architecture refers to the architectural style prevalent during the period of Spanish colonization in regions such as Latin America, Philippines, and parts of the United States, emerging from the 15th to 19th centuries. It typically exhibits characteristics derived from Spanish culture and includes elements such as arched entrances, courtyards, thick walls, vibrant colors, wrought ironwork, and ornate detailing.
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