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1497
earth sheltered
-covered in grass
-glass windows -
1500
Hogan
-made out of mud or other natural materials
-8 sided hut -
1500
half timber
-bricks
-external and internal walls are constructed of timber frames -
adoble
-natural colors
- lots of tan colors -
Swedish Log Cabin
-wood
inter locking logs -
garrison
- typically two stories with the second story overhanging in the front. -older style
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Spanish-stucco-
-arched openings
-red roof tiles -
german
-half-timbered or full-timbered construction
-steep roofs -
queen anne
-Steeply pitched roof with irregular shape.
-Cross gables. -
Georgian
-a stone or brick two-story building with a side-gabled roof
-a symmetrical arrangement of windows and doors on the front façade. -
costal
-seashell
-by the beach
-natural lighting -
early classic revival house
-red brick
-columns on a large porch -
farmhouse
-wood floors
-gable roofs -
saltbox
-two stories in front and on story in back
-uneven roof -
french manor
-natural materials
-brick -
french Provincial
-wood
-exposed beems -
Neoclassicism
-symmetric
-columns -
French Normandy
-plank like entries
-hip or shed roofs -
Cape Cod
-single or double stories
-large central chimney -
adams
-a simple square or rectangular box
-two or three stories high -
gilded age
-fancy
-retro -
greek revial
-symmetric roof
-columns -
craftsman
-handmade materials
-mostly made out of wood and stone -
gothic revival
-darker colors
-bay windows -
dutch
-shutters
-covered porches -
Italianate
-deep eaves
-rounded windows -
victorian
-Plain or colorfully painted brick.
-Ornate gables. -
tidewater south
-large wraparound porches
- hip roofs -
Southern Colonial
-pitched roofs
-small windows -
tudor
-steeply pitched gable roofs
- playfully elaborate masonry chimneys -
prairie
-rows of windows
-open floor plans -
ranch
-single story
-modern floor plans
-sliding doors -
bungalow
-open floor plan
-covered porches -
internationale
-flat roof
-curtain walls of glass -
split level
-half stairs
-finished basement -
english cottage
-arched doorways
-small windows -
ski lodge cottage
-rich wood tones
-exposed beams -
Solar
-The wall consists of an 8-inch to 16-inch thick masonry wall on the south side of a house.
-A single or double layer of glass mounted about one inch or less in front of the dark-colored wall absorbs solar heat -
tiny house
-ranges from 100 to 400 square feet
-a ton of natural lighting
outdoor living space
multipurpose areas -
smart house
-smart lighting
-high level security