characteristics of colonial revival homes
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Centered Entrance
The entry of colonial revival homes are usually at the center of the home. This complements the symmetrical façade of the home.
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1-2 Storey/Level
Colonial revival homes usually have one to two levels.
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Columns/Pillars/Post
Colonial revival homes have columns in front, usually to highlight the entrance at the center. Architects use these columns to create a covered front porch. They can also be used to support the balcony.
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Gabled roof
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Gable is the triangular shaped part of the roof. It is some sort of an extension of the roof. It can be found in front or side of the house.
Symmetrical Façade
The symmetrical façade is usually rectangular, simple, and has brick or wood siding. (Source: MiMi Architecture)
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