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● Second story overhang ● Carved drops below overhang ● Made of wood and lumber |
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● Constructed of glass, steel, and reinforced concrete ● No exterior decoration, typically only glass ● Rectilinear Form |
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What style of architecture is often characterized by a balanced and symmetrical design, entry porch with columns, low pitched roof, fanlight over front door, double hung windows, and dentil molding, such as Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello?
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- Rectangle Shape
- Symmetrical Chimneys
- Horizontal lines of windows
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- Squared edges
- Large windows
- Abstract format
- Made up entirely of cubes
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- Complex
- Towers and Turrets
- Complex intersecting gabled roofs
- Big porch
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- Strong horizontal lines
- Low pitched roof
- Broad, overhanging eaves
- Frank Lloyd Wright
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- Steep roof pitches
- Central turret (circular tower)
- Large chimneys
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- Steep roof with side gables
- Small roof overhang
- Chimney at gable end of house
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- Porches wrap around 2 sides of house
- Bright Colors
- Towers or Turrets
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- Steeply pitched gable roofs
- Masonry chimneys
- Embellished doorways
- Decorative half-timbering
- Groupings of windows
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- Wide veranda and porch
- 1½ Stories
- Dormer with window
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- Wattle and daub construction material
- Made of mud bricks, stone
- Paintings
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- Use a lot natural light
- Large windows
- Try to blend into existing landscape
- Sustainable, eco friendly materials
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- Asymmetrical
- Tile roof
- Half round arches, doors, and windows
- Stucco or adobe brick exterior walls
- Ornate tile, wrought iron, and wood work
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- One story
- Open floor plan
- Minimal ornamentation
- Attached garage
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- Steep shed roof extended to 1st floor in the back of the house
- Large central chimney
- 1½ stories
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- Entry is steeply gabled and enclosed
- Asymmetrical shape
- Large chimney
- Tall, narrow windows
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- Simplicity in form and design
- Geometric forms
- Rectangular shapes
- Clean lines
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- Square tower
- Wide projecting cornices
- Ornamented windows
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- Shed roof
- Asymmetrical
- Strong lines
- Recessed or obscured door
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- Made out of stone or brick
- Multiple roof levels
- Vinyl windows
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- White wood siding
- Front porch
- Rural location
- Formal and informal spaces
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- Has 2 short staircases that go to 2 different levels at entrance
- Large living areas
- Low pitched roof
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- Dramatic columns that are the same height as the building
- Portico (front patio)
- Symmetric
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- Gabled roof with gable ends at front and back of house
- Ionic columns in front of a recessed portico
- Double hung 6 pane windows
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- Rich colors
- Bold geometric shapes
- Lavish ornamentation
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- Dome shape
- Often incorporate solar panels
- Made of glass and/or wood panels
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- Transom window over paneled front door
- Pediment or crown and pilasters at front entry (small covered front entry)
- Symmetric
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