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basic dome-shaped, one-room -
wood framing on the exterior, the spaces between the exterior wood timbers are filled with plaster, stucco, brick or stone. -
Thick round edged walls, earthen materials -
Smooth Stucco Walls and Barrel Roof Tiles -
log cabins, and chimney -
Gabled roofs are typically made of clay tiles or wooden shingles, and Stone walls -
Gambrel roof, fireplace or chimney -
Flat front, centered chimney -
symmetric, side gabled steep roof -
Symmetry, Brick, Stone, Hip roof, dormers -
2 stories, brick, simple shape -
Full height entry porch, Side gabled or low pitched hipped roof -
side gable or steeply pitched hip roof, asymmetrical features -
Balanced, symmetrical proportions, Brick exterior. -
open floor plan, front porch, and pillars. -
tiered roof, and porch pillars -
influenced by their surrounding natural elements, extremely tall. -
Symmetry, inspired to look like greek temples -
Picturesque design, steep gabled roof -
Gambrel, Hipped, and Side-gabled roofs
The houses were built out of wood, stone, and brick. -
Built from brick or wood clapboard, square cupola shaped roof- subtly sloped hipped roofs -
Pitched roofs, wraparound front porches -
flat or shallow hipped roof lines, rows of windows, overhanging eaves and bands of stone, wood or brick across the surface. -
steeply pitched gable roofs, brick exteriors -
Low pitched gable, triangular roofs -
Dramatic pillars, symmetry, domed roof -
log walls or thick planks with a timber frame. -
Boxy with more straight edges, modern with many balconies and windows -
One story, Many windows, large front porch -
ground level entrance door leading into the main floor, The floor levels are staggered -
Single story, open concept floor plan, rectangular, “U '', or “L” shaped, decorated patio or deck space -
many windows, hipped roof -
Small, on wheels, natural light -
south-facing windows and roof overhangs to block the high sun roofs, and solar panels on top of the roof. -
build into earth structures, Energy efficient -
Black, white, modern, security cameras