mayan revival
An early twentieth-century revival of Maya architectural forms, imitated stonework, script, and ornament.
Pictured: Elks Lodge 705
Mayan revival architecture is a somewhat rare early 20th century revival of classical Mayan architectural features. Its hallmarks include imitations of stonework found in Mayan temples and public structures, as well as incorporation of Mayan script and ornament on facades and interior surfaces.
Elements of Mayan revival design were sometimes mixed with art deco.
Approximate Dates: 1920 - 1930
