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1400
French Normandy
- wall dormers with hip or shed roofs
- round or segmental openings
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1500
Hogan
- made out of mud or other natural resources
- 8 sided hut
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1500
Earth Sheltered
-needs less heating in the winter and less cooling in the summer
-built completely below ground -
German
- half timbered or fully timbered
- steep roofs
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Saltbox
- frame houses
- two stories
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Dutch Colonial
-dutch doors
-two stories -
Cape Cod
-dormer window
-shingle siding -
Garrison
-2 stories
-exterior chimney -
Swedish Log Cabin
- round logs
- sharply peaked roof
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Half Timber
- wooden wall framing
- wood cross beams
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Adobe
-mud brick
- flat or gently sloping roofs -
Spanish Stucco
- red-tiled roofs
- arched doors
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French-Country/manor
-stone
- brick -
Farmhouse
-large outdoor space
-exposed wooden beams -
Gilded Age
-clean lines
-arches -
Adams
- curved wall and domes
- Decorated with elaborate and plasterwork
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Georgian
-two story home
-arched doors -
Early Classic Revival
-columned porch
-mostly painted white interior -
French Provincial
-tall windows
-french doors -
Costal
-light colors
-materials like wood,wicker,beach inspired decor and seashells -
Neoclassicism
- two story portico
- frames the entry
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Tudor
-steeply pitched gable roofs
-grouping of windows -
Greek Revival
- grand porch entry
- symmetrical facade with low-pitched gable roofs
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Tidewater South
-hipped roof
-wrap around porch -
Southern Colonial
-siding
-white or cream colors -
Victorian
-stained glass
-colored brick -
Gothic Revival
-decorative elements like porches
-pointed arch for windows -
Italianate
-low pitched roofs
-between 2-4 stories -
Craftsmen
-natural materials
-wood and stone -
Prairie Style
-flat or shallow hipped roof lines
-bands of stones -
International Style
- flat roofs -smooth walls
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Bungalow
-sloped roof
-big front windows -
Ranch
-attached garage
-split level -
Split Level
-low pitched roof
-overhanging eaves -
Queen Anne
- gable roofs
- projecting bay windows
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Smart House
- appliances
- thermostats
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Prairie Style
- emphasis on the horizontal rather than vertical
- flat or shallow hipped roof lines
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Solar
-wrap around porches
-shiplap -
Tiny House
-a ton of natural light
-multipurpose areas