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	Common house styles of New England (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		By far the most popular house style for today’s buyers in the Metrowest region, they tend to steadily increase in value and are ideal candidates for updating and additions.
		Unlike other colonial styles, they almost always have a single chimney at one end of the house and the windows on the second story are usually smaller than those on the first.
		Their styling is very simple and rectangular in shape and they often have shallow pitched hipped roofs that extend across a single or double car garage or a carport.
	www.hunterthehousehunter.com /styles.htm (3249 words)

	Windermere Real Estate / Capitol Hill, Seattle, Washington
		Probably the most common traditional style, the Tudor, is distinguished by the steep pitch of its roof and a cross-gable which usually faces the street.
		Modernistic houses tended to be severe, horizontally accented buildings with smooth stucco walls and flat roofs.
		The only traditional style built in any numbers was the Cape Cod, which had been very rare in the earlier periods; with its steep-pitched roof without cross-gabling, the Cape Cod provided a lot of living space at modest cost.
	www.homeinseattle.com /houseStyles.cfm (1322 words)

	House Styles
		The Tudor reflects the early English great houses that were made by joining together a frame of hewn timbers, then pounding sticks to jam in between the beams.
		Tudor houses traditionally had the steep pitch and shed dormers of thatched roofs but neo-Tudor houses of the 1890 - 1920's had multiple intersecting gables and peak roof dormers because better roofing materials didn't automatically mean a leak for every roof valley.
		Balconies or enclosed screened rooms within the framing of the house are common, although porches (which attach to the outside of the house) are less so.
	www.ourhousehawaii.com /mm.html (852 words)

	What house is best suited for your property
		A Ranch is a single floor house where the garage and foyer floors are at the same height as the main floor.
		All of the Raised style homes (not including the Raised Ranch) give added room inside the roof area and were designed to give easier walkouts and less excavation costs.
		A 1-1/2 Story is a two story house where the garage and foyer floors are at the same height as the main floor and the second floor is placed inside the roof area.
	www.snad.com /PlanSearch/Housestyles.htm (1977 words)

	Bungalow House Plans at eplans.com \| Includes Craftsman and Prairie Plans
		Bungalow house plans with their wide, inviting front porches and open living areas, are a popular home design nationwide.
		The bungalow house plan style, and its close cousins the Craftsman and Prairie styles, lends itself to an easy and informal lifestyle, often coupled with well-wrought details.
		The bungalow house plan, with its signature wide, inviting porch supported by rectangular columns, provides what amounts to an extra room, open to the street and bringing the outdoors into play in the occupants' lifestyle.
	www.eplans.com /bungalow-house-plans/bungalow.hwx (303 words)

	NWGNA: Guide to Home Styles
		This familiar style was popular from the 1860s or so until the turn of the century; it died out around 1910.
		The style was made popular by the Panama-California Exposition of 1915 and peaked in popularity during the late 1920s and early 1930s.
		This style exploded in popularity during the 1920s and early 1930s but fell rapidly out of favor in the late 1930s.
	www.writerguy.com /nwgna/faq/houseguide/houseguide.htm (527 words)

	American House Styles - A Concise Guide
		Baker considers the changes occurring in house design by elaborating on, and providing links between, general historical incidents, pertinent architectural history, and influential figures who participated in the development of distinctive house styles.
		Baker creates a basic house plan, then manipulates it to include designated elements of design integral to the various period styles discussed.
		This fascinating book is a quick introduction to the evolution of house styles across the history of the United States.
	www.houseplanz.com /amz_american_house_styles.html (484 words)

	Architectural Floor Plan Styles
		The traditional Colonial or Early American styles floor plans are normally rectangular in shape with two floors with exteriors of wood lap siding and often have columns and shutters.
		Also included in this group are Cape Cod styles which are generally smaller then their sister colonials with only two bedrooms on the upper floor and are characterized by sloped ceilings and roofs which normally have dormers built into to add additional space and no porches or columns.
		French styles incorporate formal styling with exteriors of brick or stucco with accent quoins of distinctive interlocking stones which often form unusual designs with the use of alternating contrasting large and small stones on the exterior corners, multi-paned windows often acceded with decorative shutters.
	www.thehousedesigners.com /architectural_floor_plans.asp (891 words)

	Window, Door, Roof and House Styles
		House is free of smudges, and drawn neatly with pencil and ruler.
		House style drawn with pencil and ruler, and an accurate description of the house style used.
		House style not drawn accurately and description incorrect or missing.
	www.uen.org /Rubric/rubric.cgi?rubric_id=3404 (171 words)

	Area House Style
		The metropolitan area is known for its variety of charming houses.
		This section is designed to introduce some of the basic styles most frequently found in the area.
		The term "semi-detached" describes a pair of town house end units; similar in function to a duplex.
	ellen4homes.com /house_styles.html (263 words)

	European House Plans at eplans.com \| Includes French Country and Tudor Plans
		There are nearly as many subsets of European house styles as there are countries in Europe.
		What European house plans offer to today's homeowners is a touch of elegance, refined style, large proportions, and a reminder of the beauty and history of the Old Country.
		There are seemingly endless decisions to make when looking for a house plan, but because available, affordable land today often means a less-than-perfect building site, it is also important to find the right plan to fit your lot.
	www.eplans.com /european-house-plans/european.hwx (319 words)

	American House Styles
		The dominant objects of the Richardsonian Romanesque style are the round-topped towers.
		The Prairie style is characterized by a low-pitched roof that is hipped with wide overhanging eaves.
		The Spanish Colonial style is characterized by a one-story house with a flat or low-pitched tile roof.
	library.thinkquest.org /C006928/styles.htm (1601 words)

	American House Styles
		Coastal/Beach: Houses built near coastal or beach areas are usually always built on raised foundations- either pilings with the entire first floor used as a parking area or covered outdoor room, or bricked and used as a part of the structure.
		New England Farmhouse: A simple box-shaped house, traditionally with white clapboard siding with a steep-pitched roof and dormers to allow sleeping quarters in the attic.
		Very small, compact house with a side or front chimney that usually appears very large in relation to the rest of the house.
	www.vhdesign.com /americanstyles.htm (534 words)

	Terri Golden - House Styles
		Bi-Level Style - A two story home with lower level usually consisting of a recreational area and one or two bedrooms.
		Split-Level Style - A house with different levels, none of which are a complete story higher than another.
		Styles include "side-to-side" splits and "front to back" splits.
	www.terrigolden.com /house_style.htm (313 words)

	About Your House - House Styles, House Plans, Paint Colors, and More
		House style and home improvement columns from the Architecture Pages of About.com, a New York Times Digital Company.
		From Cape Cod to Geodesic Domes: Here are facts and photos for America's favorite housing styles.
		This menu is your starting place for viewing and purchasing house plans, floor plans and blueprints for building your new home or your remodeling project.
	jackiecraven.com /yourhouse.htm (402 words)

	Shawnee Home Finder: Brought to you by The Shawnee News-Star (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		A contemporary, triangular-shaped house with a roof line that extends to the ground on two sides.
		This home style is named for its mansard roof, which appears to extend down over the entire second story of the house, broken up by small windows.
		These lavishly ornamented houses combine an eclectic mix of style elements, from elaborate gingerbread trim to towers, many-tiered roof lines, stained glass windows, even an occasional widow's walk on the roof.
	www.shawneehomefinder.com /buy/buy_houseStyles.shtml (971 words)

	Amazon.com: House Styles in America: The Old-House Journal Guide to the Architecture of American Homes: Books: James C. ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		From saltboxes to split-levels, Victorian Ladies to Colonial Revivals, Prairie Styles, bungalows, and Moderns, these are the houses that have defined the architecture of a nation for the past three centuries.
		The houses of the 20th century are the main attraction as House Styles in America delves into the major movements in the Romantic Revivals of the 1920s and 1930s: English, French, and Spanish.
		House Styles in America is a well constructed collection of american houses dating back to the old Ironworks houses, Like the Turner house and Bacons Castle,but this book also contains modern houses, like Phillip Johnson's glass house.
	www.amazon.com /House-Styles-America-Old-House-Architecture/dp/0140281126 (1052 words)

	Old House Styles
		The Italianate style began the use of brackets to hold the wide eaves, usually painted in a contrasting color.
		The houses are an escape from the symmetrical mold of the Colonial and Federal houses.
		Usually a slate-sided house, of an imposing style, the Mansard house is immediately recognizable by the roof style.
	www.phouka.com /oldhouse/ren_styles.html (475 words)

	Print This \| This Old House (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Laws now protect the finest period neighborhoods, owners of old houses maintain their original facades even as they update interiors, and architects turn to the past for inspiration.
		The railroads and factories that the North built for the war launched the industrial age and with it the ability to mass-produce elaborate metal and wood embellishments.
		Each living space needed this heating source, and although two rooms could share a chimney along their common wall, they had to be small and boxy to be warmed by the fires.
	www.thisoldhouse.com /toh/print/0,17071,398039,00.html (802 words)

	House Styles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		House Styles control the "look" of your houses.
		House Styles are selected from the House Settings dialog box, which is accessed from the City menu.
		The Roof Hatching style, which can be different for the Flat Roof area and the Medium, Dark and Light colored areas of the roof.
	www.profantasy.com /cchelp/city_designer_pro/adding_houses/house_settings/house_styles.htm (125 words)

	Historic house styles - how to identify your own house - Oldhouseweb.com
		In our housing styles section, we explore earlier homes ranging from Italianate to Queen Anne to Greek Revival homes.
		The house of the common man becomes an American classic.
		Style celebrating the birth of Democracy sweeps the nation
	www.oldhouseweb.com /stories/Features/Architectural_Housing_Styles (181 words)

	Amazon.ca: My House In Montmartre: Music: Various (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		It seems as though the track selection method was to simply pick out the most popular French artists and songs, not just the most talented French HOUSE artists and songs.
		Overall, this album is great for getting your feet wet in the French house scene, but don't be disillusioned by its quirky disco antics.
		MY HOUSE IN MONTMARTRE is a great collection of house songs and remixes by various DJ's.
	www.amazon.ca /My-House-Montmartre-Various/dp/B00005Y371 (634 words)

	Historic Topeka House Styles, Neighborhood Virtual Tours, Shawnee County Historical Society, Topeka and Shawnee County, ...
		These styles represent the city's development from a small prairie township to the dynamic capital city that it is today.
		These houses are just as architecturally significant as pure examples, because they demonstrate the transition from one period of history to another.
		Craftsman-style house with small room(s) used as sleeping porch added to top rear of house; not commonly found outside Topeka region.
	skyways.lib.ks.us /orgs/schs/preservation/housestyles.html (574 words)

	Traditional House Plan Styles
		The "traditional" house plan of today combines many of the elements of the styles below.
		Federal Colonial: Box- shaped, multi-storied, symmetrical house with clapboard or brick exterior walls, one or more chimneys, windows with small glass panes, usually no porch but an elaborate surround for the front door, which has sidelites and an elliptical transom.
		Easy to confuse with Georgian style, the Federal style was more graceful and ornate.
	www.vhdesign.com /traditionalhousestyles.htm (447 words)

	House Styles & Colors
		James Massey and Shirley Maxwell, House styles in America (1996) is an overview of house styles from the 1600s to the present day.
		Casey Rosenberg, A streetcar suburb: Architectural roots of a Seattle neighborhood describes the house styles in Seattle’s Capitol Hill, which is similar to the North Slope.
		The title is somewhat of a misnomer since the book covers most house styles of this period, especially Four Squares and not just bungalows.
	www.tacomanorthslope.com /Housestyleandcolors.htm (727 words)

	House Style Guide and Examples
		The Colonial (1600-1820) house style consists of many styles built during the "Colonial" period (early 18th Century) in America's history when England, Spain, and France had colonies scattered across what is now the United States.
		Victorian (1860-1900) houses are architecturally commonly referred to as a Victorian Style but this "style" is really a period in history.
		The Bungalow (1900-1940) house style of architecture is a single family house type whose popularity grew in the western United States at the turn-of-the-century.
	www.oldhouses.com /styleguide (422 words)

	Old House Style Guide
		Most ante-bellum houses, meaning there were built before the outbreak of the Civil War, are the Federal style, as far as grand houses are concerned.
		The Craftsman style, of which Bungalows are a subset, is characterized by simplicity and lack of the fanciful ornamentation one finds in Victorian homes.
		The Blakeney House is somewhat less ornate and would be called Country Queen Anne, meaning that it was fashioned by a local carpenter.
	www.cmhpf.org /kids/Guideboox/OldHouseGuide.html (588 words)

	HouseSmart Construction
		Two bedrooms are located on one side of house and a master bedroom suite with walk-in closet on the other.
		Split foyer style house with two car garage located in basement.
		Side A style house with an attached garage.
	www.housesmartconstruction.com /homestyles.htm (394 words)

	Palmer, Alaska: 5 House Styles
		Then they chose one of 5 basic house styles.
		The Colony House Museum at 316 E. Elmwood in Palmer, represents one of those styles - a small, basic farmhouse.
		The Palmer Chamber of Commerce has printed walking maps of the town, so you can see examples of the original house styles available to the 200 Midwestern families that came here in the Depression.
	www.myalaskanvacation.com /communities/palmer/palmer3.html (131 words)

	Victorian Period House Styles - Perkasie, PA. - Bucks County, PA - Architecture (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Architectural styles after the Victorian period were a reaction to the fanciness of the Victorian era.
		The Queen Anne style is varied and decoratively rich style.
		When comparing the architectural elements of the Queen Anne Style found in homes in Perkasie, they might be considered simple by some individuals when compared to Queen Anne Style homes found in more urban settings or in California.
	www.pennridge.org /p/p-victstyles.html (749 words)

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