By. Adam Wamsley

LEARN OF ALL THE HOUSE STYLES? THINK YOU KNOW IT ALL QUIZ?

People need a place to live and the perfect place to call home is….well a house. Lets discover the many house styles to choose from and find one that will be your home sweet home. Put the information to come in memory as there will be a Quiz at the end.

Ive never done this before show me the front door…… Salt Box Southern Colonial Contemporary/Modern Ranch Traditional Jump to a particular Home Style! Cape Cod Cape Ann Garrison

Personal Preference Climate Family Needs Luxurious Living

Developed over 200 years ago Originated as a fairly small house Steep Roof Little Overhang Central Chimney/Room Fireplaces 1 or 1 ½ story Eave lines near top of windows Siding narrow lines Usually have shutters One of the oldest of Colonial

Developed over 200 yrs ago. Chimney Centrally located and larger than ½. Tapering Gambrel roof-extra room. Gambrel Advantages Extra head room and usable space. Shorter rafter length/economic.

Overhanging Second floor. Separate Corner posts on each floor. Short straight lines/economic framing. Extra Space 2 nd level with overhang (cheap) Steep Pitch(adds attic space)

Looks like a Salt Box Long Roof lines sloping from ridge to Eaves. Long slanting roof(Aids against bitter winds)

Most gracious of all colonials. Style reflects warmth, quaintness, and hospitality of old south. Architectural Features Front Colonnade. Giant Portico Massive with upper and lower balconies. 3 Story Chimney for Bedroom fireplaces. Ornate woodwork and Iron Trim.

Contemporary/Modern. Not a particular Style. Architects Job to please client. Individual Taste. Anything imagined.

Low, long, one story house; Southwest. Low pitched roof. Gables and overhanging eaves. Normally built on slab. Changes Over the Years 1 or 2 car garage. Basement Skylights L-shaped Cathedral Ceilings.

Freedom of Design. Individual Preference. Material-energy efficient and weather resistant. Structural Techniques. Dramatic Effects. Setting-Hillside- Seashore-Cliffs. Openness.

In the next few slides you will get to practice your skills at identifying the different House Styles. You the student are going to be given a picture and decide what style the picture represents.

A. Cape CodCape Cod B. Southern ColonialSouthern Colonial C. Salt BoxSalt Box D. RanchRanch

The answer is Ranch Style! If you choose Ranch, GREAT JOB!!! If not go back and see why…. Ranch Style

A. Ranch Ranch B. Cape Cod Cape Cod C. Southern Colonial Southern Colonial D. Salt Box Salt Box

The answer is Southern Colonial! If you choose Southern Colonial, GREAT JOB!!! If not go back and see why…. Southern Colonial

A. Salt Box Salt Box B. Garrison Garrison C. Southern Colonial Southern Colonial D. Cape Cod Cape Cod

The answer is Salt Box! If you choose Salt Box, GREAT JOB!!! If not go back and see why…. Salt Box

A. Cape Cod Cape Cod B. Garrison Garrison C. Southern Colonial Southern Colonial D. Ranch Ranch

The answer is Garrison! If you choose Garrison, GREAT JOB!!! If not go back and see why…. Garrison

A. Salt Box Salt Box B. Garrison Garrison C. Ranch Ranch D. Cape Cod Cape Cod

The answer is Cape Cod! If you choose Cape Cod, GREAT JOB!!! If not go back and see why…. Cape Cod

A. Garrison Garrison B. Cape Ann Cape Ann C. Cape Cod Cape Cod D. Ranch Ranch

The answer is Cape Ann! If you choose Cape Ann, GREAT JOB!!! If not go back and see why…. Cape Ann

Now it is time for the Quiz to see how much you have learned. The questions will be multiple choice. There will be 10 questions, choose the correct answer. If you choose the wrong answer, go back and review. If correct you will move on to the next question……. Good Luck!

Two popular home styles developed over ______ years ago are the Cape Cod and Cape Ann. A B C D

Your answer is incorrect. Go Back and Review Click to Review Cape Cod and Cape Ann.Cape Cod Cape Ann.

Great Job! Keep up the Good Work and continue to the next question!

The Cape Cod is one of the earliest and best known of the traditional ________ styles. A. Southern Southern B. Colonial Colonial C. Eastern Eastern D. European European

Your answer is incorrect. Go Back and Review Click to Review Cape CodCape Cod

Great Job! Keep up the Good Work and continue to the next question!

The_______ style house gets its name from the shape of coffee, tea, cracker, and salt boxes found in colonial stores. A. Cape Ann Cape Ann B. Gambrel Gambrel C. Garrison Garrison D. Salt Box Salt Box

Your answer is incorrect. Go Back and Review CLUE! Box Answer appears in question Back to Question 3

Great Job! Keep up the Good Work and continue to the next question!

What is not a reason for different house designs? A. Personal Preference Personal Preference B. Climate Climate C. Commerce Commerce D. Family Needs Family Needs

Your answer is incorrect. Go Back and Review Click to Review Why Different House Designs.Why Different House Designs

Great Job! Keep up the Good Work and continue to the next question!

The _________ style is known for having an overhanging second floor. A. Salt Box Salt Box B. Garrison Garrison C. Southern Colonial Southern Colonial D. Ranch Ranch

Your answer is incorrect. Go Back and Review Click to Review Garrison.Garrison

Great Job! Keep up the Good Work and continue to the next question!

The ________ home style is basically a long, low, one-story house that originated in the southwest part of the United States. A. Contemporary Contemporary B. Split-Level Split-Level C. Ranch Ranch D. Cape Cod Cape Cod

Your answer is incorrect. Go Back and Review Click to Review Ranch.Ranch

Great Job! Keep up the Good Work and continue to the next question!

The style of ________ reflects warmth, quaintness, and hospitality of the old south. A. Southern Colonial Southern Colonial B. Cape Cod Cape Cod C. Ranch Ranch D. Cape Ann Cape Ann

Your answer is incorrect. Go Back and Review Click to Review Southern Colonial.Southern Colonial

Great Job! Keep up the Good Work and continue to the next question!

What trend or style offers individual preference, openness, and freedom of design? A. Southern Colonial Southern Colonial B. Garrison Garrison C. Contemporary Contemporary D. Ranch Ranch

Your answer is incorrect. Go Back and Review Click to Review Contemporary and Traditional.Contemporary and Traditional

Great Job! Keep up the Good Work and continue to the next question!

For what style is it the architects job to please the client and their individual tastes? A. Contemporary Contemporary B. Salt Box Salt Box C. Ranch Ranch D. Cape Ann Cape Ann

Your answer is incorrect. Go Back and Review Click to Review Contemporary.Contemporary

Great Job! Keep up the Good Work and continue to the next question!

Besides the Southern Colonial these two styles are also colonials. A. Salt Box and Garrison Salt Box and Garrison B. Cape Ann and Cape Cod Cape Ann and Cape Cod C. Ranch and Salt Box Ranch and Salt Box D. Garrison and Cape Cod Garrison and Cape Cod

Your answer is incorrect. Go Back and Review CLUE!......Take Cape and use it twice! Return to Question 10

Great Job! You Have Completed the Quiz!!!! Remember what you have Learned See Instructor for next instructions

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Personal Preference Climate Family Needs Luxurious Living

Developed over 200 years ago Originated as a fairly small house Steep Roof Little Overhang Central Chimney/Room Fireplaces 1 or 1 ½ story Eave lines near top of windows Siding narrow lines Usually have shutters One of the oldest Colonials

Developed over 200 yrs ago. Chimney Centrally located and larger than ½. Tapering Gambrel roof-extra room. Gambrel Advantages Extra head room and usable space. Shorter rafter length/economic.

Overhanging Second floor. Separate Corner posts on each floor. Short straight lines/economic framing. Extra Space 2 nd level with overhang (cheap) Steep Pitch(adds attic space)

Contemporary/Modern. Not a particular Style. Architects Job to please client. Individual Taste. Anything imagined.

Looks like a Salt Box Long Roof lines sloping from ridge to Eaves. Long slanting roof(Aids against bitter winds)

Most gracious of all colonials. Style reflects warmth, quaintness, and hospitality of old south. Architectural Features Front Colonnade. Giant Portico Massive with upper and lower balconies. 3 Story Chimney for Bedroom fireplaces. Ornate woodwork and Iron Trim.

Low, long, one story house; Southwest. Low pitched roof. Gables and overhanging eaves. Normally built on slab. Changes Over the Years 1 or 2 car garage. Basement Skylights L-shaped Cathedral Ceilings. samples.cfm

Freedom of Design. Individual Preference. Material-energy efficient and weather resistant. Structural Techniques. Dramatic Effects. Setting-Hillside- Seashore-Cliffs. Openness. samples.cfm

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