Architecture I: Architectural Housing Styles

_______homes have a massive, central chimney, symmetrical façade, and a large entryway.

• Dutch Colonial
• French Colonial
• New England Colonial
• Southern Colonial

______homes have a stone or brick façade, matching chimneys and a gambrel roof.

• Dutch Colonial
• French Colonial
• New England Colonial
• Southern Colonial

_____ homes are two stories with a brick facade, two chimneys, front colonnade & balconies.

• Dutch Colonial
• French Colonial
• New England Colonial
• Southern Colonial

____ homes have wide hipped roofs, galleries, and typically don't have interior hallways.

• Dutch Colonial
• French Colonial
• New England Colonial
• Southern Colonial

_______ homes are 1 story symmetrical cottages with gable roof and large central chimney.

• American Federal
• Cape Cod
• Georgian
• Italianate

_______ homes have symmetrical facades, central front door, grand portico and a pediment.

• American Federal
• Cape Cod
• Georgian
• Italianate

______homes have a circular/elliptical windows (palladian, fanlights) & oval rooms.

• American Federal
• Cape Cod
• Georgian
• Italianate

_____ homes are rectangular shaped 2/3/4 stories , arches above windows & a square cupola.

• American Federal
• Cape Cod
• Georgian
• Italianate

_____ homes are asymmetrical w/ bay windows, turrets, decorative trim &ornamental brackets.

• Mission Revival
• Pueblo
• Queen Anne
• Shingle

____ homes have a  low-pitched roof, central chimney, clerestory windows & horizontal lines

• Craftsman
• Modern
• Prarie
• Ranch