Quebec Great House, nestled in St. Mary, Jamaica, represents a blend of colonial elegance and functional design, embodying the Georgian architectural style adapted to a tropical environment. The structure features classic symmetry and a central portico leading to an expansive verandah adorned with intricate cast-iron fretwork and balustrades, creating a striking aesthetic. While the original sash windows...

Hayfield House, located in St. Catherine, is a prime example of Georgian architecture adapted to the local Jamaican climate. The house is elevated off the ground to include a cellar, once used to help cool the house by allowing air to pass underneath, though the cellar has since been blocked up. The building features a wraparound verandah, originally designed for shading and outdoor entertainment, but...