DRAFTING II: Architectural Styles

What architectural style did Frank Lloyd Wright develop?

Identify the style: simple lines and little ornamentation.

Identify the roof: constructed with two sloping sides that meet to form a ridge.

Identify the style: similar to Georgian with a covered porch the length of the house.

Identify the style: two front doors, wide porch and a hip roof.

Identify the style: similar to a Cape Cod, but with a gambrel roof instead of a gable roof.

Identify the style: 1 1/2 stories, gable roof, dormers and shuttered windows.

Identify the style: similar to Georgian, but simpler and the rear roof slopes to first floor.

Identify the style: traditional exterior details and an open floor plan.

Identify the style: Greek elements, proportions and decorations.

Identify the style: low-pitch gable roof and single-story rambling layout.

Identify the style: similar to Federal with classical influences, but not as ornate.

Identify the style: overhanging second floor inspired by the design of forts.

Identify the style: multi-story with a circular turret.

Identify the style: two stories, little or no detail and a covered porch.

Identify the style: built of adobe or plaster, tile roof, and iron railings.

ldentify the style: low-pitch gable or hip roof, deep eaves, exposed rafters, 1 to 1 1/2 levels

Identify the style: low-pitch gable or hip roof, deep eaves, horizontal lines, banks of windows

Identify the style: combines Greek Revival and Georgian styles.

Identify the style: asymmetrical design with walls of stone or brick, heavy timber and plaster.