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- Количество слайдов: 26
Evolution of Exteriors
Native Americans • Constructed the first houses in America • Hogans, pueblos, teepees, wigwams, pole -and-thatch, etc. Kolk, Melinda. azgallup 01. jpg. September 2003. Pics 4 Learning. 15 Sep 2009
Traditional Folk Houses Vary from Region to region Build to withstand the elements Based on ethnic experiences Limited to natural resources
Spanish • • Located in warm climates One-story Low-pitched or flat roofs www. adaparch. com/projects/201 front. html Search - Google. 9 -15 -09 Tile roofs Masonary construction – stone or brick Stucco – plaster applied to the exterior walls Asymmetrical – from the center of the house each side is different Uploaded by xtrarant, “Clay Tile Roof” Accessed from Flickr. com on 9 -15 -09
Scandinavian • Log cabin – one-room house • Gable roof – comes to a high point in the center Dupuy, Nancy. cabin(1). jpg. 2003. Pics 4 Learning. 16 Sep 2009
Early English • Tidewater South – built on the southern coast • One-room wooden buildings • Chimney at one end • Other rooms would be added as the family grew www. tripadvisor. com accessed 9 -16 -09
New England • Cape Cod – Small – Symmetrical – from the center point both sides look the same – 1 ½ story – Gable roof – Dormers – “ windows cut in the roof http: //www. planetware. com/i/photo/m assachusetts-cape-cod-ma 512. jpg Accessed 9 -16 -09
New England • Saltbox – Variation of the Cape Cod – Named after the type of box to store salt – Has a lean-to on the back side http: //images. oldhouseweb. com/st ories/bitmaps/10309/modifiedsaltb ox. jpg Accessed 9 -16 -09
New England • Garrison – fort – Second story has an over hang http: //www. kylefamily. us/0 f 780 ce 0. jpg Accessed 9 -16 -09
Dutch • One-story brick houses • Front door is divided in half • Dutch Colonial – Gambrel roof- eves that flare outward – Dormers – Central Entrance – Off-center chimney http: //2. bp. blogspot. com/_d. Sn. ECu. Rf. PN w/SWlv. Qs. XRa. I/AAAAA pw/d 7 gx. SNQ 0 v. Pg/s 400/Inspiration++Dutch+Door++Cottage+Living+M ag. jpg Accessed 916 -09 http: //13 rohinistudio. files. wordpr ess. com/2009/08/dutch-colonial -house. jpg Accessed 9 -16 -09
French • French Normandy – One-story structure – Narrow doors and windows – Steep pitched roof • French Plantation – Porches were added in warm areas – Placed on stilts http: //z. about. com/d/architecture/1/0/R/K/creo le-househelpline 1779. jpg Accessed 9 -16 -09
French • French Manor – Homes with wings on each side – Mansard roof – continues on all sides • French Provincial – Tops of windows breaks into the eave line http: //13 rohinist udio. files. word press. com/200 9/08/mansardhouse. jpg Accessed 9 -1609
Classic Traditional Homes As colonies and states were formed, economies grew. Increased the quality of living by Improving building materials Increase in skilled workers
Georgian • Named after – Kings George I, III • • http: //www. rockshawroad. org. uk/T he%20 Georgian%20 House%20 me dium. jpg Accessed 9 -17 -09 Simple lines Hip roof – Sloping ends at each side Captain’s walk – flat area on top of the roof Tall chimney at each end of the house
Federal • • • Boxlike shape Symmetrical Two stories or higher http: //www. johnnyjet. com/images/Pics For. Newsletter. May 2005 Nantucket. COF Flat roof FIN. JPG Accessed 9 -17 -09 Portico – open space covered by a roof with columns • Pediments – architectural decorations over doors and windows
Greek Revival • Two-story portico supported by Greek columns • Large triangular pediment http: //www. stpaulrealestateblog. c om/st_paul_real_estate/images/g reekrev. jpg Accessed 9 -17 -09
Southern Colonial • • Two- or three-story frame house Symmetrical Two-story columns across front Belvedere – small room on the roof http: //www. steveke ller. us/house/forsal e_files/House. Flags. jpg Accessed 9 -17 -09
Victorian • • • Named after Queen Victoria of England Large amounts of decorative trim http: //kiefferc High porches eramics. files. wordpress. c Steep gables om/2008/06/ victorian. Tall windows house. jpg Accessed Turret – small tower 9 -17 -09
Modern Houses Styles developed in the 1900 1960’s
Prairie Style • Strong horizontal lines • Frank Lloyd Wright – Illusion that the house had actually evolved from the site • Natural materials – stone, wood • Few walls, open concept http: //www. onlineartcenter. com/i mages/Wright. Falling. Water. jpg Accessed 9 -17 -09
International Style • • • Influenced by Bauhas Merges art and technology Geometric shapes Large windows Flat roofs http: //img. groundspeak. com/wayma rking/display/784 c 6 a 02 -6 d 4 e-4532 b 996 -d 3 ae 33080 f 10. jpg Accessed 9 -17 -09
Bungalow • • One-story house Low-pitched roof Covered front porch High windows http: //tampafloridarealestatefinder. com/w pcontent/uploads/2006/11/bungalow_front. jpg Accessed 9 -17 -09
Ranch • • • One-story Large windows Sliding doors Began in the west Many alterations – Hillside ranch – Raised ranch http: //www. virginia. edu/housing/images/thu mbs/piedmont_ranch. jpg Accessed 9 -17 -09
Split-Level • Three or four levels • Few stairs to climb between each level • Levels are off-set http: //bangalore. click. in/classifieds/i mages/15_11_2008_7_13_4132_R ohan%20 Ashima%20 Split. jpg http: //z. about. com/d/architecture/1/0 /r/n/Split. Level. Ranchi. Stock 00000343 8758. jpg Accessed 9 -17 -09
Contemporary Styles Current or latest house design Controversial and hard to group
Categories • Solar House • Earth-Sheltered • Green? ? http: //www. sustlife. com/images/earthshelt ered. bmp Access 9 -16 -09


