Window,%20Door,%20Roof%20and%20Housing%20Styles

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Window, Door, Roof and Housing Styles
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Windows and Doors

• Why do we have windows?
• Light
• Ventilation
• Beauty
• Energy (heat and cold, in and out)
• View

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Types of Windows

• Sliding
• Swinging
• Fixed

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Building Codes

• What percentage of floor area in a room is
  required for light?
• 20
• What percentage of the floor area in a room is
  required for ventilation?
• 10

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Roof Styles

• On your worksheet, label the roof types.
• Answer the Thinking It Over questions at the
  bottom of the page.

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Door Styles
Transom window Sliding doors Sliding
doors
Folding door Screen door
Batten door
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Door Styles
Flush door Paneled door
Louvered door
Dutch door
Glazed door
Jalousie door
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Types of Windows
Palladian window
French window
Fanlight and sidelight window
Jalousie window
Bow window
Bay window
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Types of Windows
Gliding Sash window
Hinged-casement window
Double-hung window
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Parts of a Window
Frame
Sash
Casing
Glass
Sill
Apron

• Now, go back to number 3 on page 1 and sketch six
  different windows or doors.

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Housing Styles Native American Styles
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Housing StylesSeventeenth Century
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Housing StylesSeventeenth Century
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Housing StylesSeventeenth Century
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Housing StylesEighteenth Century
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Housing StylesEighteenth Century
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Housing StylesNineteenth Century
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Housing StylesVictorian Period
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Housing StylesTwentieth Century
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Housing StylesCurrent
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Housing StylesCurrent
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The End