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-surrounded by earth
-lots of plants -
-dome-shaped buildings with logs
-frameworks -
-wooden frame structure
-materials like brick -
-two stories
-second story overhanging the front -
-gramble roof
-window shudders -
-cross gables
-bay windows -
-Thick, round-edged walls.
-Massive wood roof and ceiling beams, porch posts, and doors. -
-Barrel Roof Tiles.
-Smooth Stucco Walls -
-Half-timbered or fully timbered.
-A-frame roofs. -
-Symmetrical house plans
-decorative lattices -
-frame houses
-having a pitched roof with unequal sides -
-thin piers
-enclosed porch -
-columned porch
-rectangular windows -
-balanced and symmetrical
-tall windows -
-half-timbered walls
- steep slate or thatched roofs -
-rectangular shape
-double-hung symmetrical windows -
-stone or bricked
-a huge arrangement of windows -
-natural materials
-exposed wooden beams -
-expensive material
-flat roof -
--woods
--indoor areas with natural environments -
-asymmetrical placements of multi-pane windows
-wall dormers with hip or shed roofs -
-hipped roof
-wrap around the porch -
-pointed arches
-contains lots of detailed work with wood and angles -
-low-pitched roofs
-round arch entrance and windows -
-centrally located doors
-large pillars in front -
-steeply pitched gable roofs
-elaborate masonry chimney -
-gable roof
-low pitched gables -
-high porches
-stained glass -
-low-pitched roofs
-earth tones -
-horizontal rather than vertical
-flat of shallow hipped roof -
-flat roofs
-smooth walls -
-overhanging roof
-one-story house -
-attached garage
-sliding doors -
-low-pitched roof
-horizontal lines -
-multi-purpose area
-multi-use appliances -
-simple
-shiplap -
-energy efficiency
-security system