type of stair

Stairght run
1.no turns
2.less expenive

 Spiral Stairs
1.Takes up small amount of space
2.Not very safe

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Circular Stair
1.Irregular cruves or arc
2.Expenive to build

 Double L Stair
1.Two landings
2.Takes up space when not able to build a l stairs or straight run

L Stairs
1.One Landing
2.One turn

 U Stair
1.Flights are parallel
2.Wide "u" space between flights

Winder Stair
1.No landing durning run
2.Pie shaped step

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House

 Floor plan

 Front side Veiw

Right side veiw

A-frame:
1.shape of a triangal
2.found on churchs

Butterfly roof:

1.provides light and ventilation

2.easy despose of water

Curved roof:

1.limited use of house

2.easy despose of water

Dutch roof:
1.dont provide much ventilieion
2.easy to extend

Flat roof:
1.economical roof
2.popular for warm areas

Folded Plate roof:

1.small triangals in between roof

2.limitled building

Gable roof:
1.easy to build
2.shapes to the type of the house

Hip roof:

1.more difficult to build then gable

2.each side growns off each other

Shed roof:
1.more pitched
2.used for additions

Winged Gable:

1.build on a rectrangle house

2.used in china alot

Old House

http://www.thisoldhouse.com/toh/article/0,,702388-5,00.html

10 houses

2story

1.       extended entrance

2.        Gamble roof

3.       Small foundation    

Cape cod

1.       Steep roof

2.       Dormer

3.       Extended garage

contemporary style

1.       Exterior styling

2.       Economical

3.       Design balance

Garrison

1. Over hanging 2^nd story
2. Separate corner post
3. Extra space on the 2^nd level

Ranch

1. Low pitched roof
2. Wide hangover
3. No stair

Southern Colonial

1. 3 stories
2. Upper and lower balconies
3. Chimney for fire places

 

Salt box

1. Slop roofing
2. Side elevation
3. Easy to add on

Victorian

1. Steeply pitched roof
2. Textured shingles to look smooth
3. Asymmetrical Facade

2 story

1. Small roof
2. Small foundation
3. Low on cost

Bi-level

1. At least 3 level
2. Not build on flat lot
3. Small foundation

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