#1

Italianate

96 Hillsboro

This house illustrates the Italianate style as it has:

2-3 stories,
a low-pitched hipped roof,
a tower,
tall and narrow windows,
widely overhanging eaves,
wooden lintels,
& brackets around the roof.

#2

Greek Revival

5 Euston

This home is a perfect representation of the Greek Revival style as it is composed of:

a pediment supported by square columns,
a gabled roof,
small frieze-band windows,
enormous windows,
entry pilaster,
& a sidelight around the main entrance door.

#3

Gothic Revival

5 Queen Elizabeth drive

The Gothic Revival style is depicted in the house through the:

pointed arches,
steeply pitched roofs,
use of wood in the constructed (Referred to as “Carpenter’s Gothic”),
& gingerbread moldings.

#4

Queen Anne

12 West

A perfect example of the Queen Anne style can be seen in this house’s:

irregular shaped roof,
conical roofs,
dominant forward facing gable,
asymmetrical facade,
large front porch which wraps around the side of the home,
bay windows,
side tower,
turned posts,
& embellished skirt.

#5

Colonial

1 Terry Fox Drive

The Colonial Revival style of architecture is mirrored by the house’s:

chimneys on both sides of its sides,
large windows,
portico in the middle of the roof,
very strict symmetrical arrangements,
1-2 stories,
& embellished cornice.

#6

Victorian

237 Upperprince

Victorian architecture is viewed in the design of this home trough the:

gingerbread molding,
high pitched roof,
vertical and horizontal siding,
use of wood for construction,
& wide variety of embellishments.

#7

Romanesque Revival

291 Upperprince

This piece of architecture illustrates the Romanesque Revival style due to the:

heavy articulated masonry construction,
narrow openings,
cylindrical apse,
polygonal tower,
round arch over the doorway,
ornamentation made of wrought iron,
& lintel.

#8

Shed Style

74 Goodwill

This house demonstrates the Shed Style with its:

planar angled roofs,
wooden siding,
clerestory windows,
juxtaposition of boxlike forms,
windows of a variety of sizes and shapes,
& windows that are angled to follow the slope of the roof line.

#9

Tudor Style

11 Churchill

This house demonstrates the six distinctive features of the Tudor Style. They are:

a steeply pitched roof,
prominent cross gables,
tall, narrow doors and windows,
small window panes,
& a large chimney.

#10

Ranch Style

83 Ambrose

This home is a perfect example of a Ranch Style home as it has:

a single story,
a long, low roof line,
an asymmetrical design,
large windows, decorated with shutters,
an exterior of wood,
large overhanging eaves,
& a hip roof.

#11

Craftsman Style

60 North River Road

The Craftsman style is viewed in this house’s:

low-pitched roof lines,
deeply overhanging eaves,
wooden rails around porch,
exposed rafters or decorative brackets under eaves,
front porch beneath extension of main roof,
tapered, square columns supporting roof (most defining characteristic),
& hand-crafted woodwork.

#11

Colonial Revival

78 Brighton Road

The Colonial Revival style is represented through this house’s:

two stories,
ridge pole running parallel to the street,
symmetrical front facade (mostly),
accented doorway,
evenly spaced windows,
side lights,
fanlight,
vertical siding,
& pilasters

#12

Contemporary Style

10 Crestwood

Contemporary styles vary depending on the age. This house probably illustrates Contemporary Style and International Style during its era. Characteristics include:

a square or rectangular footprint,
a simple cubic “extruded rectangle” form,
facade angles of 90 degrees,
rectangular windows,
& lack of wood or brick siding.

#13

Châteauesque Style

7 Green Street

This house holds many Châteauesque Style features such as:

french windows and shutters,
plain windows adorned with elegant shutters,
a very symmetrical look,
a tall rectangular chimney,
stone/concrete masonry,
an entry quite plain, yet ornamented with side columns,
& arched windows (side of house).

#14

Split Level Style

4 Wyndwood

This Split level house can identified by these characteristics :

a front door opening to a landing,
a short flight of stairs that leads down,
a front door that opens directly into the main living area,
integrated garage,
floor levels that are staggered,
& a main level that is is halfway between the upper and lower floors.

#15

International Style

58 Upper Hillsborough St

This house is an example of an International Style house as it is composed of:

radical simplification of form,
box-like structures,
rejection of ornaments,
ribbon windows,
smooth and undecorated wall surfaces,
flat roofs,
& a cantilever.

#16

Prairie Style

29 Dunkirk

This Prairie Style house can be distinguished by its:

l-pitched roof,
overhanging eaves,
horizontal lines,
central chimney,
clerestory windows,
& long structure.