German colonial architecture refers to the architectural styles and buildings constructed during Germany's colonial period, primarily in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. This style often combined elements of Baroque, Renaissance, and Gothic architecture, reflecting both European influences and local traditions in the colonies. Common features included ornate facades, decorative motifs, and the use of local materials. Notable examples can be found in former German colonies such as Namibia and Tanzania, where buildings like the Reiterdenkmal in Windhoek showcase the blend of German design with African influences.