a sign of these styles Amsterdam School c. 1910–1930 Brick walls laid in waves and curves, rounded corners, sculpture built into the masonry, small towers and wrought ironwork. Chateauesque c. 1880–1910 French castle looks: steep hipped roofs, round towers with cone shaped caps, and ornate stone dormers. French Renaissance c. 1500–1610 Italian classicism with a French accent: steep slate roofs crowded with dormers and carved chimneys over sculpted stone facades. Queen Anne c. 1875–1905 The exuberant Victorian: corner turrets, wraparound porches, spindle trim, and a different texture on every story. Richardsonian Romanesque c. 1870–1900 Muscular rough-cut stone, huge low round arches on stubby columns, and round corner towers. Shingle Style c. 1880–1900 One continuous skin of wood shingles stretched over sweeping roofs, porches, and towers, with almost no trim. 
