Question

4. Which aspect of architecture from the Victorian design movement is its most recognizable

-clutter
-geometry
-organization
-simplicity

Answer 1

Geometry

Generally, most Victorian architecture can be described as dollhouse-like, with curlicue trims, bright colors, and asymmetrical designs. Most Victorian buildings were brick with large interior staircases and windows, balconies, fireplaces in every room, and porches.