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A vertical window in a projection built out from a sloping roof.
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A long thin timber board with one edge thicker than the other.
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A vertical window in a projection built out from a sloping roof. Dormer
A long thin timber board with one edge thicker than the other. Clapboard
An extension usually at right angles to one end of a building. Ell/Lean to
A small tower, usually forming one part of a larger structure. Turret
A low gable, typically triangular. Pediment
A shallow rectangular feature projecting from a wall, usually imitating the form of a column. Pilaster
A roof supported by columns of piers usually attached to a building as a porch. Portico
A window over a door or another window, especially one having the form of a semi-circle. Fan Light
The material used for decoration or embellishment on a house. Gingerbread Trim
One of the most economical roofs to build. Not covered with traditional roofing materials. Flat Roof
Is much more complex to build than the gable or hip roof. Provides extra space on the top floor. Mansard Roof
More complicated than the gable roof. Provides a cornice on all four sides of the house. Does not provide good ventilation. Hip Roof
One of the most popular residential roof styles. Is simple and economical to build. Allows good ventilation. Gable Roof
Has a gable added to each end of the hip. Creates an interesting roof line. Provides for ventilation. Dutch Hip Roof
Has more slope than a flat roof. Requires a built-up roof covering if the slope is less than 3:12. Shed Roof
Often called a barn roof. Common on Dutch Colonial style homes. Permits added headroom on the top level of the house. Gambrel Roof
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