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15,000 BCE
earth sheltered
they are built on the ground level and they put the "earth" around their house -
1400
hogan
only one door, and one -
1400
adobe
flat/ sloping roof
made with durable materials, with thick flat walls -
1401
french normandy
hip roof, windows and doorways surrounded by wood -
1450
half timber
all over brown panels, lots of windows -
1485
tudor
large rectangular windows, combo of gothic and renaissance style -
spanish stucco
red tiled roof
arched doors -
dutch colonial
the gamble room (barn roof), sloping roof and chimney -
French-Provincial
brick exterior, steep roof, porches, and decks -
french country manor
natural stone, A-frame -
southern colonel
big porches, central doorway and evenly spaced windows -
sweetish log cabin
covered cabin windows, small and boxy -
saltbox
two stories in the front and one in the back, roof resembles a salt box -
cape cod
pitched roof, chimney and lots of windows -
early classical revival
big thick pillars, fan light windows, symmetrical -
georgian
made out of brick, symmetry, decorative window headers -
farmhouse
really big house, lots of windows, and a big front door -
neoclassicism
Neoclassical architecture is characterized by grandeur of scale, simplicity of geometric forms, Greek Roman detail, dramatic use of columns, and a preference for blank walls. -
adams
symple square/rectangular house, fanlight entryway -
tidewater south
wrap around porch
large windows -
Italianate
2-4 stories, longer and narrow -
gothic revival
steel gable roof, pointed arches on doors and windows -
greek revival
asymmetrical shape, plan or highly decorative cornices -
victorian
high pitched roof, very even, steep gable roof -
bugalo
1-2 stories, lots of windows, slopping roof -
glided age
it is just a lavish house -
prairie style
stone geomity, open asymmetrical floor plan, interor wood banding -
craftsmen
more darker colors, brown and bricks -
garrison
symmetrical, two stories -
international style
open interior spaces, light or dark colors (one or the other), large glass windows -
ranch
low to the ground, 1-2 stories, large windows and sliding glass windows -
split level
walk into the house and you can go upstairs to the living room, and other bedrooms, then you could go down the stairs and go into the basement. -
solar
large flat and sloped surfaced with glass solar tile or panels,
could be any type of house just with solar panels -
tiny house
A common layout for a small house incorporates an open living space on the first floor, including a kitchen and bath, along with an upstairs sleeping area. -
german
timber framing, -
smart house
x10 can work anything in your house
shaped kind of weird
lots of windows/ edges