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1400
Adobe House
- thick, round-edge walls
- earthen materials (adobe mud, brick, etc)
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1400
Hogan House
- one room
- made from mud
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1400
German House
- more decorative
- more connected
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1450
Half Timber House
- structure timber exposed
- constructing wood frame structures
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1500
French Normandy House
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Spanish Stucco House
- red-tiled roof arched doors
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Dutch Colonial House
- chimney
- gambrel roof
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French-Provincial House
- brick exterior
- tall second story windows
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French-Country/manor House
- typically rustic or historical looking
- high pitched roof mixed with a dormer
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Southern Colonial
- hip roof
- brick or wooden exteriors
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Swedish-Log-Cabin
- single-gabled timbered roof -small windows
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Saltbox House
- two stories, one in front, two in back
- roof resembles a wooden lidded salt box
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Early Classic Revival House
- pillars
- centered door
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Cape Cod House
- large central chimmney
- pinched roof
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Georgian House
- made from brick, stone, stucco, etc
- decorative windows
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Farmhouse
- 1 1/2-2 stories
- often wrap around porches
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Gothic Revival
- steep gabled roof
- pointed arches on doors and windows
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Adams House
- simple square or rectangular shape
- fanlight entryway
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Tidewater South House
- built on stilts or pillars to prevent the house from flooding
- found mainly by rivers
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Neoclassism
- geometric forms
- greek and roman detail
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Greek Revival-
- a window in the pediment
- pilasters
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Victorian
- 1-2 bedrooms upstairs
- stained glass windows
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Itailianate
- 2-4 stories
- built from brick or wood
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Tudor
- large rectangular windows
- wood panels across the house
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Bungalow House
- lots of windows
- light or dark colors
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Glided Age House
- mansions
- were lavish houses
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Prairie Style House
- open floor plans
- brick or stucco exteriors
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Craftsmen House
- colors are brown, red, green
- evoke simpler
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Garrison House
- two story
- rectangular
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International Style House
- open interior spaces
- light or dark colors
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Ranch House
- low to the ground
- outdoor patio
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Split-Level House
- offer a lot of living space
- upstairs and downstairs with the garage under
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Solar House
- large flat and sloped surfaces
- glass solar tiles or panels
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Earth Sheltered House
- built at ground level
- earth built around and on top of it
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Tiny House
- open layout
- small space
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Smart House
- minimalist features
- a house with large amount of technological advancement