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Jan 1, 1401
Hogan
-earth materials
-door open to elements -
Jan 1, 1501
Half Timber
-exposed wood framing on exterior
-stucco or stone in spaces between exterior wood -
Adobe
-thick round edged walls
-natural materials/colors -
Swedish Log Cabin
-many logs
-chimney -
German
-wooden beamed walls
-gable roofs made of clay tiles or wooden shingles -
Garrison
-log walls
-thick planks
-timber frame -
Spanish Stucco
-terracotta
-mostly made of concrete -
Dutch Colonial
-gambrel roof
-pillars -
Saltbox
-asymmetrical roof
-flat front -
Cape Cod
-pitched, side gable roof
-single story -
Georgian
-symmetry
-brick -
Adams
-simple square or rectangle shape
-brick -
Early Classic-Revival
-pillars
-made with brick -
French Normandy
-asymmetrical features
-side gable roof -
French Provincial
-mansord roof
-dark exterior
-elegant -
French Country/Manor
-environmental colors/earth tones
-tall sloping roofs -
Farmhouse
-hardwood flooring
-mainly white
-porch/pillars -
Tidewater South
-lifted above ground
-large wrap around porches -
Greek Revival
-proportionate
-greek temple look (columns, symmetry) -
Gothic Revival
-steep gabled roofs
-english gothic elements (pointed arches for doors, windows) -
Italianate
-brick or wood clapboard
-tall- 1 to 2 stories -
Victorian
-towers
-decorative woodwork
-bright colors
-large -
Southern Colonial
-symmetrical
-tall/ 2 or 3 stories
-large porch with columns -
Tudor
-usually a dark exterior
-chimney
-brick
-wood exterior framing -
Craftsmen
-darker exterior
-covered front porch -
Neoclassism
-very large
-greek characteristics- large pillars
-symmetrical
-(white house) -
Prairie
-few windows- if windows they are short
-long in length
-mostly brick -
International
-boxy with straight edges
-modern with lots of windows and a balcony -
Bungalow
-one story/small in size
-front porch
-lots of window -
Ranch
-single story
-attached garage
-rectangular L or U shape -
Split-Level
-a set of short stairs dividing the two main levels of house
-garage often below upstairs of house -
Gilded Age
-very large (3-4 stories)
-castle look -
Solar
-large glass areas and solar panels
-overhanging roof -
Earth-Sheltered
-built into hills or earth structures
-typically only front of house is exposed -
Tiny Home
-creative storage spaces
-on wheels or a temporary structure -
Smart Home
-modern
-black and white colors
-security cameras, home automation