why we build american style homes.

The New England Colonial Style home in American are traditionally square and rustic with large central fireplaces and chimney.

Built 2 or 3 stories high, they are symmetrical, weatherboard clad homes with single peak steep roof design, porched entry and diamond paned windows.

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The Dutch Colonial Style American home started with Dutch colonists along the Hudson river. the Gambrel / Barn style roof, matching chimneys on either side and dutch doors give this American House style a character from another country. Usually 2 and 3 storey high, this is a home built for a family.

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It's easy to confuse Federalist architecture with the earlier Colonial style. The difference is in the details: While Colonial homes are square and angular, a Federal-style building is more likely to have curved lines and decorative flourishes.

Their roofs are Low-pitched or flat with a balustrade, windows are Circular or elliptical and decorative pillars and moldings.

While this exact style is not often built today, elements such as the columns and arches are encorporated into modern day homes.

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Shingle American homes are rambling and asymmetrical. They display architecture native to the values and landscape of America.

The shingle is still used in American homes today as wall feature and as a reflection of Americas past house styles.

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Ranch style American Home is typically a single storey home with large open space rooms and a shallower pitch roof than other styles. Natural materials such as timber, stone and cladding create a home built for a family that is eco friendly and blends with nature.

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The current Builders Colonial / Neocolonial Style American home we build takes the best features from all the era's of American Homes to create the character of American House most loved by people of today.

They are thoughtfully modern with hints of the past. Built best on Landscape to show the features of facade, typical details include rock feature, curved timber beam details, gabled roof and more than 1 storey high. A large porch and colonial bar windows and portholes provide natural light to every room.

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