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Key Features: Thick walls, Multi level, Joined for multi family.

Facts: up to 5 stories tall. Large ones could have 100 rooms

150 C.E.

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Key Features: Animal skins, Pole supports, Smoke Flaps.

Facts: Women responsible for maintenance. 12-20ft high

2500 BC- 1000 BC

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Key Features: Designed to be better for the environment, Solar and geothermal power, Max advantage of nature.

Facts: Low impact high performance materials, Produces less waste

1200 AD

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Key Features: Narrow, Multi family, smoke holes.

Facts: Single room, Originated in New England

5000-7000BCE

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Key features: Gothic windows, church, university use, Steep Gable roof

Facts: Stone Facades, often 2 story

1200

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Key features: Semi Permanent, Arched wood, Northwest origin

Facts: Name means "house". 14-12ft wide

1588 to 1688

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Key Features: Single family, Common wall, 2 or more stories

Facts: Could have a building below living space, No wider than 25'

1600

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Key features: Square cupola on roof, Tall narrow windows, square roof.

Facts: known for symmetry and ornate decorative details.

1501-1600

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Key features: 2 chimneys, Gabel roof, Flared eaves.

Facts: heavy use of natural materials, Dutch doors.

1600s

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Key features: Military design, Rectangular shape, Unadorned Facade.

Facts: 2 stories, Exterior chimney.

1600-1700

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Key features: 1 story front 2 story back, Flat face, Central chimney.

Facts: Unequal sides, named after saltbox containers.

1650

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Key features: Round Turret, Narrow windows, Stone

Facts: Raised basements, Exterior "gallery stairs".

1699-1763

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Key features: Rural location, wrap around porch, Gable roof

Facts: exposed wood, Barn doors

1700s

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Key features: symmetrical façade, Central door, transom windows.

Facts: Masonry, very square and rectangular.

1700-1800

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Key features: covered entry, low pitched roof, large pediment of portico.

Facts: Reflected Greek society, heavy use of columns.

1832

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Key features: Similar to Georgian, Fanlights, paladin windows.

Facts: Classical Details, Flat lintels

1780s-1840s

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Key features: Symmetrical, Steep gable roof, Central door and Chimney

Facts: Used dormers later on, Little ornamentation.

1700-1850

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Key features: asymmetrical, masonry, patterned shingles

Facts: large stair cases and rooms with no use of access.

1837-1901

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Key features: Steep multi gable roof, Based on Medieval England, diamond casement windows

Facts: Often had decorative half timbering, Gabled entry

1890

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Key features: Smooth stucco walls, low pitch roof, Shed clay tiles.

Facts: Common use of curved entry ways, Large courtyards

1915

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Key features: Rows of windows, Horizontal ornamentation, Cedar and clay

Facts: Frank Floyd wright was one of the creators, The House should reflect the environment.

1905-1915

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Key Features: bold exterior, Flat roof, Rounded corners on walls

Facts: Inspired about Native American artwork, and sunrise patterns

1910s

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Key features: Low pitched Gable roof, Natural materials, Thick columns on porch

Facts: Often 1.5 story's, Popular in California and pacific northwest

1920s

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Key features: Light weight materials, Flat roof, no ornamentation

Facts: Very smooth walls, Fits into the minimalist style

1920s

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key Features: single floor, backyard emphasis, garage

Facts: u or L shaped, devoted patio space

1930s california

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Key Features: staggered floor, 2 short stairs, Garage

Facts: Affordable, can be built on smaller land

1930-1950

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Key Features: Clean simplicity, large windows, open floor plan

Facts: Posts and beams support "walls" of glass, Emphasizes bringing in nature.

1945

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Key features: 100-400 sqr ft, Wheels or foundation, Lifestyle Benefits

Facts: Inexpensive, quick and easy to clean

1970

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Key features: Internet controlled lights and appliances, Home Automation, Improve energy efficiency

Facts: 300 million smart homes around the world, 60.4 million homes in US have smart tech.

1975