Housing styles

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tudor: The Wooden planks attached to the siding make it look like there holding the house up,  ut its actually fake there just there to add a certain kind of look to the house.

 

 

 



 



NeoClassic: The pillars are what make it NeoClassic, Its from a Greek background.
























Queen Anne: The queen anne comes form the Victorian Era. Usually for the wealthy, it is a romantic style usually with towers and turrets.















Bungalow: Its a simple small house brought by the arts and crafts movement. In the Great Depression this was the style of choice.




Ranch/ Split level: These American Scene houses came in the mid 1930s and are still popular today. Most like these houses for the big porches and Picture windows that come with them.

Colonial: One of the most Popular housing styles in America. These houses come form the houses  made in the colonial times.

International: Theses houses often are influenced by school, commercial buildings. Its imprint can be seen in glass towers that dominate large city skylines.

Cape Cod: originating New England  in the 17th century. It is traditionally characterized by a low, broad frame building, generally a story and a half high, with a steep, pitched roof.

Colonial Revilal: primarily characterized by gambrel roofs having curved eaves along the length of the house.

Neo-Eclectctic: combines a wide array of decorative techniques taken from an assortment of different periods of historical house styles. It is a response to the clean unadorned modernist styles

   the scale and poportion in this is all off. tables to small, chairs to tall, and bookshelfs bigger than the wall. Lamps too big, some to small, and couches to small for a person.

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Rhythm

The wallpaper is representing the Repitition, it makes a pattern all across the wall. The Radation is the pillow because it starts in the middle and goes out with different colors. The stack of suitcases is the gradation.

Texture

    Theres alot of texture in this peice. First of all the wood side table next to the blue chair has a ridged and rough texture which creates an informal setting. Its Visual, and tactical, and audible.
It would make a scratchy noise.
Then theres the tan foot rest,a nd the navy chair, those are also visual, tactical and audible. They look like corduory, and feel soft and make a thump sound when you slide your hand across.
then thers the tan chair and thats visual tactical and audible, its has a leather look, with a smooth, sticky feeling, and makes a squeaky sound.
The blankets are visual, tactical, and audible, they have a comfy look, soft feeling, and woosh sound.
and last the divider, has a shiny look, smooth feeling, and ringing sound.

light fixture: Emphasis

Symmetrical

Asymmetrical