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3500 BCE
Swedish Log Cabin
Only had one room and was built without nails -
1200
Half Timber
A housing style popular across Europe -
1400
French Country Manor
A home created heavily fortified to help protect families during the war, can also be referred to as somewhat of a fortress during the period. -
1500
Spanish Stucco
Was created using natural resources in Spain for the convenience -
Cape Cod
The houses originated in England but were originally inspired by cottages that were common in Britain. The style was adapted to be able to withstand the weather of new England -
Southern Coloniel
Front columns,pitched roof's -
Victorian
decorative trim, bay windows -
Tidewater South
Designed to withstand the hot and wet climate -
Gothic Revival
Romantic movement in architecture, reflected the public taste inspired by medieval design -
Greel Revival
Greek revival houses started to become more popular once the civil war ended because it was in the same time period from when Greek revival houses were introduced. The style of greek revival houses have a very strong elegance of ancient greek temples. -
Italianante
It is known for its symmetry,low-pitched roofs, ornate decorative, round-arched windows, and classical influences -
Prairie Style
stick interior, strong geomatry -
Adobe House
The material used to make these walls were for the harsh and dry conditions to keep the interior cool.