Housing Styles

Queen Anne

This house fits into this catergorie because it has a large porch, decorative shingles, and elaborated wood decoration.

Neo-Eclectic

This house is a Neo-Elcetic house because it features a Queen Anne style and a smaller porch.

Colonial Revival- Cape Cod Cottage

Colonial Revival- Cape Cod Cottage is a house that has front door wood trim to hint classic pillars.

Greek Revival

Greek Revival house have four large pillars in the front to form a Classical portico and to make the house seem symmetrical.

Colonial Revival- Dutch

Dutch housing is unquie because it has gambrel roof with shed dormer.

Bungalow

Bungalow housing has a shed dormer, full length porch, and exposed roof rafters.

Prairie Style

Prairie houses have wide overhangs. hipped roof, and bands of casement windows.

Ranch

Ranch housing have gable decoration above garage door, it is still there to resemble the barn with a complete loft door.

International School

This house floats on top of smaller pillars and has geometrical lines and space.

Tudor

Tudor housing has half timbers, double gable front, and decorative chimney, and wood for design.

Element of Design: Exam

    This waiting room makes you feel relaxed and it catches your eye.  The lines in the room make you feel like there is movement and that something is going to be taking place.  There is enough space for the kids to be playing with the toys and for the adults to have their own space to themselves.  There are textures in the couch, the floor, wall paper, and the toy basket.

Emphasis: Piano