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Its tripartite structure includes a base, shaft and capital.","https://cdn.builder.io/api/v1/image/assets%2F49af4dfb0fbc43d58bf8ce407e839d74%2F6c2affa8f8064ba7878c85a4a81c4e26","Style","/online-resources/architecture-encyclopedia/postmodern",{"id":653,"name":951,"data":952},"Stainless Steel",{"title":951,"imageList":953,"category":957,"url":958},[954],{"src":955,"caption":956},"https://cdn.builder.io/api/v1/image/assets%2F49af4dfb0fbc43d58bf8ce407e839d74%2F9bd0c3a0d11d47bdb65e74814e617ac1","Inland Steel Building","Term","/online-resources/architecture-encyclopedia/stainless-steel",{"id":960,"name":961,"data":962},"d01d95d9b791bed4bfe83b2d679f6649df4f140fe454616cf9496b56ef9f0acf","Arts and Crafts",{"title":961,"imageList":963,"category":948,"url":976},[964,967,970,973],{"src":965,"caption":966},"https://cdn.builder.io/api/v1/image/assets%2F49af4dfb0fbc43d58bf8ce407e839d74%2F09970ab9afbf446089a2dbdd69d3e7c9","Arts and Crafts homes encompass many art forms and look back to a time before craftspeople were replaced by machines. Photo by Tom Drebenstedt.",{"src":968,"caption":969},"https://cdn.builder.io/api/v1/image/assets%2F49af4dfb0fbc43d58bf8ce407e839d74%2F89a4080f3ff540b6bfcb9abbf42aa1b4","Coloration emphasizes the roof brackets on this Arts and Crafts home. Earth tones, attention to wood grain, use of native materials like locally sourced stone and simplicity are other qualities seen here that are common to Arts and Crafts. Photo by Tom Drebenstedt.",{"src":971,"caption":972},"https://cdn.builder.io/api/v1/image/assets%2F49af4dfb0fbc43d58bf8ce407e839d74%2Fa5e80669ef124452815b36d2d488a4b9","Exposed beams, strong posts and rafters that extend past the roof line are often found on Arts and Crafts homes. Photo by Tom Drebenstedt.",{"src":974,"caption":975},"https://cdn.builder.io/api/v1/image/assets%2F49af4dfb0fbc43d58bf8ce407e839d74%2Fd9b13aa1dead4e93ad07397b7a064a4f","The simple style of bungalows is influenced by Arts and Crafts architecture.","/online-resources/architecture-encyclopedia/arts-and-crafts"]