Flemish Renaissance Revival · early 20th century · Built ~1910
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This corner building in Buenos Aires displays characteristic Flemish Renaissance Revival features including a stepped and curved gable parapet with ornamental finials, red brick construction with contrasting white stone dressings, and pointed Gothic-arched windows on the ground floor. The mansard-style slate roof with dormer windows and the elaborate terracotta or stucco decorative friezes between floors further underscore its Northern European eclectic influences. Vertical pilaster-like brick buttresses divide the facade bays, adding rhythm and verticality typical of this style as interpreted in early twentieth-century Argentine residential architecture.
