3 impressive entries, 2 Neel Reid's and one Italianate

I'm stuck on entrances, where Architects can use all their tricks, where over scaled can mean perfectly scaled. Here are 3 in upscale Atlanta neighborhoods. Other than the door the common element is a touch of wrought iron.


This one is very serious:


This one is serious too. The entrance is like a small chapel. I'd head toward the pair of charming mini-porticoes.


This Italianate is in Buckhead, north of West Wesley. I can imagine a big family gathering here. The alternating large and small stones surrounding the door is called a "Gibbs surround."


This is the Henry B. Tompkins House by Neel Reid. I'd dress up before I knocked on this door.


A Neel Reid house in Ansley Park. I don't think it has a name. It's formal but approachable, I think. The through-the-eave dormers has become a Harrison Design Associates hallmark. Very modest square column and urn.