Class ArchitectureConstants
java.lang.Object
org.episteme.social.architecture.ArchitectureConstants
Standard definitions and classification constants used throughout the
architecture package. Includes architectural historical styles and
structural occupancy categories.
- Since:
- 1.0
- Version:
- 2.0
- Author:
- Silvere Martin-Michiellot, Gemini AI (Google DeepMind)
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Field Summary
FieldsModifier and TypeFieldDescriptionstatic final intOffices, retail, and business spaces.static final intMuseums, theaters, and exhibition spaces.static final intCivic buildings and administrative centers.static final intFactories, warehouses, and production facilities.static final intTransportation and utility systems.static final intChurches, temples, and places of worship.static final intHouses, apartments, and living spaces.static final StringSleek, geometric decorative style of the 1920s and 30s.static final StringOrnamental style characterized by fluid, organic lines (1890-1910).static final StringOrnate and theatrical style of the 17th and 18th centuries.static final StringStyle characterized by monolithic, concrete, and blocky appearances.static final StringClassical Greek and Roman architectural style.static final StringMedieval European style characterized by pointed arches and ribbed vaults.static final StringStyle prioritizing function and minimalism over ornament (20th century).static final StringMid-18th century revival of classical Greek and Roman architecture.static final StringResponse to modernism, reintroducing historical reference and playfulness.static final StringEarly modern style reviving classical elements (14th-16th century). -
Method Summary
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Field Details
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STYLE_CLASSICAL
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STYLE_GOTHIC
Medieval European style characterized by pointed arches and ribbed vaults.- See Also:
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STYLE_RENAISSANCE
Early modern style reviving classical elements (14th-16th century).- See Also:
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STYLE_BAROQUE
Ornate and theatrical style of the 17th and 18th centuries.- See Also:
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STYLE_NEOCLASSICAL
Mid-18th century revival of classical Greek and Roman architecture.- See Also:
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STYLE_ART_NOUVEAU
Ornamental style characterized by fluid, organic lines (1890-1910).- See Also:
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STYLE_ART_DECO
Sleek, geometric decorative style of the 1920s and 30s.- See Also:
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STYLE_MODERNIST
Style prioritizing function and minimalism over ornament (20th century).- See Also:
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STYLE_POSTMODERN
Response to modernism, reintroducing historical reference and playfulness.- See Also:
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STYLE_BRUTALIST
Style characterized by monolithic, concrete, and blocky appearances.- See Also:
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RESIDENTIAL
public static final int RESIDENTIALHouses, apartments, and living spaces.- See Also:
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COMMERCIAL
public static final int COMMERCIALOffices, retail, and business spaces.- See Also:
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INDUSTRIAL
public static final int INDUSTRIALFactories, warehouses, and production facilities.- See Also:
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RELIGIOUS
public static final int RELIGIOUSChurches, temples, and places of worship.- See Also:
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CULTURAL
public static final int CULTURALMuseums, theaters, and exhibition spaces.- See Also:
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GOVERNMENT
public static final int GOVERNMENTCivic buildings and administrative centers.- See Also:
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INFRASTRUCTURE
public static final int INFRASTRUCTURETransportation and utility systems.- See Also:
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