Housing Styles

This housing style is a Tudor house because is has half timber,a large chimney and stucco.


This housing style is a Neo-Classical house also known as the "the national style" because its shows symmetry and has pillars.


This housing style is a Queen Anne house because it has bay windows, porches, and balconies. Also many Queen Anne houses are painted white.


This housing style is a Bungalow house because the wood is left just stained and the roof overhangs.


This housing style is a Ranch/Split Level house because it features a large porch and has a "picture window."


This housing style is a Prairie Style house because is is mostly horizontal lines, has wide eaves, and is made from horizontal bricks.

 

This housing style is a Colonial Revival house because because it has an arched entire and the house is rectangular shape. This house is the most popular style in America.

This style is the International School and Contemporary Style because they often are seen in glass towers in large city skylines.


This housing style is the Cape Cod Style because its has a chimney in the middle, a steep roof, and is symmetrical.


This housing style is the Colonial Revival (Dutch) because it has a gambrel roof and it has curved eaves  along the length of the house.


This housing style is the Neo-Eclectic house because it combines a wide array of decorative techniques taken from an assortment of different periods of historical house styles.