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Now a British one after the French and the GermanRelated content
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It's a Hotel --- what else
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This style of architecture is called mock-Tudor in England. This is not a derogatory term - it just means that the exposed beams emulate a style that was common in the 16th century during the reign of the Tudor monarchs. It's an appealing style that was revived in the late 19th century.
Excellent photograph
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Thank you very much for the information. So it don't surprise to find the style in a hotel building of a in 19th century very frequented sea bath in Scotland
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I think the revival of the Tudor style in building in the 19 th century coincided with a romantic Victorian nostalgia for the 16th century. In art it was captured by the pre-Raphaelites 😊 Architecturally the mock Tudor style lasted up to the 1960's in surburban Britain being incorporated into the popular semi-detached dwelling. Did anything similar happen in Germany?
I like the quality of your photographs and you have a good eye for a shot .
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Thank you, and yes we had something equal. In the late 19th century a big lot of ruined castle mostly along the river Rhine where restored and modernized. And the most know place of this fashion is the castle Neuschwanstein in Bavaria. ( which was the model for all the Walt Disney castles 
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Thank you very much
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Thank you very much
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No so easy, if you want to drive a nail in the wall you had to hit a bar, or he will come out leaving a big hole
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Thank you very much
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Very interesting that there are so many different style's in timbered houses.
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Yes there are. Would be interesting to look more east, but did come only until Czech Republic, and that's like Germany
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Quite special - both the building and the photo.
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Erkennt man gleich, dass es ein britisches Fachwerkhaus ist.
Da fehlt das Verspielte.
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Stimmt, und vor allem arbeiten sie mit viel weniger Querbalken
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Vielleicht dachten die, sie haben schon genügend Querköpfe, da brauchen sie nicht so viele Querbalken.
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Ist in Schottland aufgenommen, da ist der Querkopfanteil nicht ganz so hoch wie sonst auf der Insel
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Ah! Wenn das in Schottland ist, muss es einen anderen Grund geben.
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Wahrscheinlich hat es ein Engländer gebaut, die hatten ja dort lange das Sagen
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Also kommen wir wieder zur ersten Erklärung zurück.
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