princetonarchitecture
nounPrinceton architecture is a style of building design linked to Princeton University, known for old stone halls and pretty campus buildings.
The tour guide explained that Princeton architecture mixes colonial brick buildings with modern glass libraries.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. The study of building styles and history as taught at Princeton University.
She took a course in Princeton architecture to learn how old campuses were designed.
3. A computer system design style developed by Princeton researchers, especially the stored-program model.
The class compared Princeton architecture with Harvard architecture in computer chips.
4. The overall look and layout of buildings around Princeton, New Jersey.
Visitors admire the Princeton architecture while walking through the town center.