Architecture #2 Housing

Small One Story pitched-roof Cape Cod Style or Irregular roof salt box with one long pitched roof in front and a sort of low-angle roof in the back

• Traditional

• Cape Cod

• New England

• Federalist/Georgian

• I-House

Small One Story pitched-roof with

• I-House

• Traditional

• New England

• Cape Cod

• Federalist/Georgian

housing styles of the late 1700s and early 1800s in Anglo-America.

~Often two or three story urban townhomes connected to one another

• ~Windows and rooflines feature classical Greek and Roman Designs and stone carvings

• ~Symmetrical Homes with central doorways and equal numbers of windows on each side of the house

• Cape Cod

• New England

• Traditional

• I-House

• Federalist/Georgian

a loose form of the Federalist and Georgian influence on the average family home in the United States and Canada

~Simple rectangular I-houses have a central door with one window on each side of the homes front and three symmetrical windows on the second floor

• ~Later forms moved the door to the side and added into the back or side of the house

• ~Fireplaces on each end of the house and even Pitched roof

• I-House

• New England

• Cape Cod

• Traditional

• Federalist/Georgian

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• Cape Cod

• New England

• Federalist/Georgian

• I-House

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• Cape Cod

• New England

• Federalist/Georgian

• I-House

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• Cape Cod

• New England

• Federalist/Georgian

• I-House

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• Cape Cod

• New England

• Federalist/Georgian

• I-House

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• Cape Cod

• New England

• Federalist/Georgian

• I-House

Identify the housing style in the picture

• Cape Cod

• New England

• Federalist/Georgian

• I-House