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5100 BCE
Adobe
Flat roofs with rounded edges and an extension of the roof.
Walls made of clay, sand and silt mixtures that harden. -
1300
German
Stone, brick walls with beams in many direction.
Many windows and doors. -
1400
Hogan
Made out of natural materials like clay, brick, timber.
Cone shaped house. -
1450
Half Timber
external and internal walls are constructed of timber frames
Walls usually made out of brick or plaster. -
1558
Tudor
steeply pitched gable roofs,
brick exteriors -
French Manor
Brick exterior.
Steep roofs. -
Salt Box
Uneven sides
Two stories in front, one in back. -
Cap Cod
Single story
Pitched, Side gabled roof -
Georgian
Made out of brick, stone or stucco
Hip roof -
French Normandy
steep pitched hip roof
Made out of stone or stucco -
Log Cabin
Slopped roof.
Small windows. -
Victorian
Tower like turrets.
Wrap around porch. -
Dutch Colonial
Gambrel roof.
Long overhanging eaves. -
Garrison
Two Stories
Top story over-hangs bottom -
Adams
Simple square or rectangular shape with tower like columns
Two or three stories high -
Prairie
large central chimneys.
Brick or stucco exteriors. -
Spanish Stucco
Stone walls
Stone roofs -
Tidewater South
Large wrap around porches.
Hipped roofs. -
Ranch
One story
Rectangular, “U”, or “L”-shaped. -
Split level
Attached or built-in garages.
Vaulted ceilings