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Architectural Details Interior Design Mrs. Keeports

Roof Types & Details Eaves Pitch Steep Low Eaves-substantial overhangs Pitch-the height of the roof’s peak

Roof Types & Details Gable Hip Gable-a pointed roof Hip-a roof with 4 sides

Window Details Shutters Decorative Functional Dormers Gabled Or Shed

Windows Bay Window Picture Window Bay-2 or more panes protrude Picture-a large window, usually without panes that frames an outside view, often found in split level and ranch style homes

Windows Double Hung Casement Palladian Leaded Glass Casement-hinges and swings open from one side Leaded Glass-heavy, outlined by thick metal, lead Leaded Glass

Pediments: Classical Broken Pediments-triangular shape, often found over an entryway

Portico porch & roof combination

Other Details Wood Clapboards Wood Shingles Wood clapboards-today may be vinyl or aluminum

Other Details Half Timbering Rafters

Classical Details

Classical Details Frieze Cornice Columns Doric Ionic Corinthian Cornice-uppermost section of moldings along top of a wall or just below roof, used on interior and exterior as a decoration

Other Details Gingerbread Turrets

More Details Quoins Balusters & Balustrade

Entryway Details French Doors Fanlight Set of double doors that open from the middle. Fanlight-semi circular window over doorway or other window

Keep in mind, this is only a small sampling of the many architectural details you may see as you observe the world around you!