Gothic (mid-12th Century), featured tall and grandiose buildings with pointed arches, windows adorned with stained glass and vaulted ceilings., Renaissance (15th century), influenced by classical styles, it was characterised by harmony, clarity and elegance., Baroque (late 16th century), characterised by complex, often oval shapes, grandeur, contrasts in lighting, curves, vivid colours and brightly painted ceilings., Neo-classical (from mid-18th century), inspired by Ancient Greek and Roman styles, it focused on simplicity and symmetry as the core values., Bauhaus (early 1900s), art and technology combined under the idea of simplistic design and mass-production., Art Nouveau (1890 - 1910), ornamental style of art characterised by long, curved, organic lines, inspired by plants and flowers., Post Modern (1960 - ), a reaction against formality, it placed importance on the appearance of the building's facade and experimented with unusual materials., Futuristic (early 20th century), inspired by the mechanical world, it introduced new ways of building based on motion and machine and focused on simplicity, lightness and flexibility.

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