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Made out of dirt/mud, wood, hay, earth materials
no windows usually -
Thick round-edged walls
Earth materials, mud, brick, or stucco -
stonework
steep gables roofs -
Steep gabled roofs
Porches and bay windows -
Exposed wood farming on exterior
Exterior made of Stucco material -
stone, brick, or stucco with a steep roof top
large windows -
gable roof
window shutters -
steeply pinched roof
round exterior design -
Red tiled roof
Many windows -
small windows
soping/timbered roof -
slanted roofs that runs down one way
two stories -
frequently made of brick
asphalt roof tiles -
Symmetrical
Brick exterior -
gentle sloped roofs
deep overhanging eves -
typically 2 stories
the second story overhanging from the front -
symmetrical window placement
stone or brick walls -
single story
rectangular profile -
lots of windows
A-shaped roofs -
large columns
brick and stone materials -
hip roof
wrap-around porch -
evenly spaced
multi-paned windows -
asymmetrical shape
3-stories -
light in color
symmetrical -
english paneling
laissez - faire capitalism -
Symmetry
tall columns -
two stories
one story wings -
veranda
"bungalow columns" -
rectilinear forms
open interior spaces -
one story
large garage -
multiple levels connected by short flights of stairs
three different levels -
underground
soundproof -
triangular roofs
tapered columns -
solar panels
south facing windows -
smart house tech provides homeowners with convenience and cost savings
a smart hub, a smartphone application and a smart device -
generally 2-3 stories
simple square or rectangular shape -
open living space with kitchen and bath on the first floor
upstairs sleeping area