Anatomy of a Historic House
1. Chimney |
2. Actual roof line (saddleback) |
3. Parapet end wall |
4. Dormer |
5. Pediment |
6. Cornice |
7. Double-hung (sash) windows |
8. Arched head |
9. Jamb |
10. Sill |
11. Fanlight |
12. Double door |
13. Rear porch |
14. Brick wall |
15. Stone rubble wall |
16. Drainpipe |
17. Quoins |
18. Stone-faced brick wall |
19. Joist anchors |
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Notes:
1. This is basically a one family unit (which could be designed as a multi-family unit) with an L-shaped Plan.
2. This type of building can be used as a row house, and would have no windows in the side wall when direct contact is made with the next building.
Two Family Single Family Single Family |
1. Chimney | 6. Fire wall | 11. Keystone | 16. Rustication |
2. Parapet wall | 7. Gutter | 12. Brick voussoirs | 17. Passageway to rear |
3. Cornice | 8. Drainpipe (down spout) | 13. Stringcourse | |
4. Dormer | 9. Double hung (sash) windows | 14. Transom | |
5. Pediment | 10. Lintel | 15. Mullion |