Downtown Buildings
Neoclassical Style
Private Building
Colonial Style
Private Building
Queen Anne Style
Private Building
Neo-Classical Style
Private Building
Various Style
Private Building
Craftsman Style
Public Building
Craftsman Style
Private Building
Tudor Style
Private Building
Romanesque Style
Public Building
Spanish Style
Public Building
Queen Anne Style
Public Building
Folk Victorian Style
Private Building
Contemporary Style
Public Building
Italianate Style
Public Building
Art Deco Style
Public Building
Various Style
Public Building
Various Style
Public Building
Romanesque Style
Public Building
Colonial Style
Public Building
Richardsonian Romanesque Revival Style
Public Building
Greek Revival Style
Public Building
Various Style
Public Building
Contemporary Style
Public Building
Eclectic Style
Public Building
Various Style
Public Building
Queen Anne Style
Private Building
Various Style
Public Building
Romanesque Style
Public Building
Neo-Classical Style
Public Building
Gothic Revival Style
Public Building
Romanesque Style
Public Building
Contemporary Style
Public Building
none designated Style
Private Building
Flemish Romantic Style
Public Building
Post Modern Style
Public Building
Colonial Revival Style
Private Building
Egyptian Revival Style
Public Building
Greek Revival Style
Public Building
Victorian (Queen Anne) Style
Private Building
Various Style
Public Building
Victorian Style
Private Building
Romanesque Style
Public Building
Romanesque Style
Public Building
Art Deco Style
Public Building
Post Modern Style
Public Building
romanesque Style
Private Building
Art Deco Style
Public Building
Art Deco Style
Public Building
Renaissance Revival Style
Public Building
Various Style
Private Building
National Style
Public Building
Colonial Style
Public Building
New Deal Federal Style
Public Building
Mid Century Modern Style
Public Building
French Chateau Style
Public Building
Art Moderne Style
Public Building
Greek Revival Style
Private Building
Renaissance Revival Style
Public Building
none designated Style
Public Building
Sullivanesque Style
Public Building
Fifties Modern-Travel Lodge style Style
Public Building
Renaissance Revival Style
Public Building
Art Deco Style
Public Building
Federal Revival Style
Public Building
Beaux Arts Style
Public Building
Various Style
Public Building
Romanesque Style
Private Building
Renaissance Revival Style
Private Building
Industrial Style
Public Building
Modernist/International Style
Private Building
Romanesque Style
Public Building
Neo-Classical Style
Private Building
Romanesque Style
Public Building
Gothic Style
Public Building
Craftsman Style
Private Building
Romanesque Style
Public Building
Greek Revival Style
Public Building
Art Deco Style
Public Building
Post Modern Style
Public Building
Post Modern Style
Public Building
Romanesque Style
Private Building
Colonial Style
Private Building
The BAP is an education project, not a commercial site. All pictures on this website were taken by BAP participants unless otherwise noted. Student research was compiled from interviews with building owners, architects, and/or occupants, with help from preservation experts in the community. We try our best to do quality research but we cannot guarantee the veracity of our oral and historical research. If you see an inaccuracy, please help us by emailing BAP advisor Doug StanWiens at info@boisearchitecture.org.
