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This house was created by the Navajo tribe with one door. This style is only one story and is only one open room. -
Used by the indigneous people and has well rounded walls with massive wood roof and ceiling beams. -
Was build in a traditional method that consisted of building with heavy timbers. This house is narrow in its build and is part half timber -
Originated in England and was named after King Henry Tudor. This style of house includes large rectangular windows as well as a combo of renaissance and gothic style. -
This house was most popular during the years of 1450 and 1650 in China and Japan. This house includes brown panels that go all the way around the house. -
This style house moved to American when the spanish migrated to America. This house includes a red tiled roof as well as it being built in a simple square shape. -
Popular in the northwest United States and was made to look like a barn. This house has a gambrel roof and overhanging eaves. -
This style was built after world war one. This house tends to have symmetrical shapes with a brick exterior. It also has a tall second story and many chimneys. -
This house style was popular in America in the south during the colonial period. This style includes a symmetrical facade as well as a central doorway and evenly spaced windows. -
This was built by the swetish settlers who came to America. This house includes a corner fireplace that is made of stone as well as the cabin being covered in windows. -
This house was built by the settlers who used their local materials. This house is commonly two stories in the front and one story in the back. The house also has a roof that resemled the lid to a wooden salt box. -
This was when silos were being stored inside houses still. So this style house includes window and doorways that are surrounded by wood as well as a hip roof over the silos. -
This house style is derived from the french style house build. The style commonly includes high pitched roofs as well as the house can be built out of any materials but is most commonly built out of stone. -
Arrived in America by the British in the 1700's based on classic forms of the italian renaissance. This house is built out of brick and it has a symmetrical build to it. -
This style house originated in Germany for the purpose of housing farm animals. This style house includes a big front door and a very open floor plan. -
This house style was modeled after greek temples. This house has thick pillars and is very symmetrical in its shape. The house style also has fanlights and bright and fun colors -
Originally built with only one floor and a central ceiling. Now a days this house has a chimney and a lot of windows. It also has just one story that is built in a rectangle shape -
This house style started off in england but moved to the United States. This style was based off of old churches. This style includes a steep gabled roof and is very romantic and picturesque -
Typically found in the south with wetter climates. Includes a large wrap around porch with large windows as well -
This house was created in Scottland and was inspired by palaces in Italy. The house is simple in its build and has a rectangle or square shape to it. The house also has low pitched roofs and a fanlight entryway. -
This style house was originally built in Europe. The style includes an architecture that is made of simple geometric shapes as well as having greek and roman details. -
This house style became popular during the reign of Queen Victoria. This house style includes steep gabled roofs as well as many stained glass windows and an asymmetrical design -
This house style is general in its elegance but it has an ancient greek cultural feel to it. This house includes an asymmetrical shape with a porch like entryway. -
This style was first developed in Britian. This style includes having a tall appearance so that puts the house at being between 2 and 4 stories. This style also includes tall narrow rectangular windows -
This house style was built with one story so that it was easier for travelers to come and stay. This style includes a small square footage as well as a sloping roof. -
This style house was owned by the richest people in the United States. This style includes being a larger sized house that is full of many light colors. -
Emerged in Chicago in the 1900's. This style includes a strong geometric shape as well as strong central chimneys and an open and asymmetric floor plan. -
This style usually include simpler colors like browns, grays, whites, blacks, as well as being very simple. -
This style house was developed in Germany but became a very popular house in America. This style includes open interior space as well as a light or dark color scheme and large glass paned windows. -
This style house originated in the south. This style of house includes a single story that is rectangular or L shaped. There are also large windows as well as the house being close to the ground -
These houses are more rare and are less likely to be seen now a days. This house is two stories and has a symmetrical build as well as a side gabled mass. -
This style house became popular after world war two. This style house includes a ground level enterance with the bedrooms, playrooms, kitchen, and bathroom all upstairs with the basement and garage in the lower level -
This style house has large flat and sloped surfaces that have glass solar tiles or panels. -
One of the oldest buildings that is the most popular among environmentalists. This style includes being built at ground level as well as has cross ventilation and natural light -
This style house was created because people wanted to see what it was like to live in a smaller environement. This house style includes having the layout be very open as well as an upstairs loft area to sleep. -
This house was created so that technology would be a huge thing. This style house includes having a large amount of technology that runs through the whole house.