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1500
hoagan
- made out of mud and other natural resources
- eight sided hut
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1500
earth home
- surrounded by earth on almost all sides
- lots of natural light
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1500
half-timber
- steep, tall roofs
- wood planks on exterior
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garrison
two stories with second story overhang and an exterior chimney -
german
also known as half timber and has planks of wood as support -
adobe
made of mud and clay and box like -
spanish-stucco
wood and stucco material, usually painted white -
dutch
gambrel roof, chimney, window shutters, dutch doors, two stories, multi paned windows, porch. -
swedish log cabin
made of logs and natural material -
queen anne
gable roof, projecting bay windows, partial width porch, double hung window -
french normandy
the least nice of the french housing styles and has tall windows and natural elements -
gilded age
large sized, expensive materials, lots of ornamentation, clean lines, columns, arches, and sometimes flat roofs -
adams
one story and has a square window in the middle of the roof kinda -
farmhouse
natural materials, exposed wooden beams, vintedge elements, barn doors, large outdoor space -
french provisional
the middle of the nicest french housing styles, has stone and neutral exteriors -
georgian
stone or brick two story home, a huge arrangement of windows, arched doors -
saltbox
in the shape of a salt box and has a chimney -
french manor
the nicest french house, has columns and arches -
neoclassism
symmetrical and has many rectangular windows and columns -
early classic revival
columned and large front porch, rectangular windows, large columns, mostly painted white exterior -
coastal
raised and commonly has more open floorplans -
cape cod
symmetrical facade with multi-paned windows, rectangular shape, low pitched gable roof, shingle siding, front porches, dormer windows -
greek revival
arches and flat roofs -
southern colonial
two chimneys and two stories -
itallinate
one room on the top of house/window and columns on front pourches -
craftsmen
one story and uses elements of dark wood -
tudor
chimneys and window groupings -
gothic revival
stained glass and it looks like a castle kinda -
tidewater south
two stories and raised -
victorian
decorative trims, high porches, stained glass, asymmetrical arches, colored brick, and two or three stories tall -
prairie
brick/dark colors and the house gets horizontally larger from one side to another -
bungalow
has a top part and usually one story -
international
modern housing and uses greys/basic coloring -
split-level
you can choose to go up or down on the entrance level, multiple stories in a way -
ranch
any one level house -
english cottage
very symmetrical and has two house sections in a way -
ski lodge cottage
raised and has large windows -
tiny house
small compact houses that provide only the basics, but are usually nicer -
solar
has solar panels -
smart house
updated technology and modern features