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| 3438 Summitridge Dr - 2005.03.20 |
Ranch (135)
The
ranch type is a low and long single story house where the space
separated on opposite sides of the house with bedrooms on one side and
the living room on the other. The most common subtype in the Northcrest
neighborhood is the Linear with Clusters, followed by the Half
Courtyard, Linear, Compact and Courtyard.
Subtypes:
Linear with Clusters: Bedrooms are clustered at one end.
A
linear ranch with a cluster of rooms at one end that projects to the
front. The clusters often give it an L-shape with the overall linear
form dominating.
- 3438 Summitridge Drive, built 1960
Half-courtyard: Linear house bent at 90 degrees.
This
ranch subtype features a half-courtyard formed by the intersection of
two wings of the house. It resembles a linear ranch, but bent 90 degrees
in the middle.
- 3452 Summitridge Drive, built 1960
Linear: Length is longer than twice the sides at a 2:1 ratio.
This subtype may have small projections and/or recessed elements although the overall massing is of a long and narrow.
- 3584 Eaglerock Drive, built 1961
Compact: Length is less than 2 times the sides.
This subtype has a small, simple and appears square in form. The house can be expanded with a carport.
- 3503 Bowling Green Way, built 1962
Courtyard: Two ends encircle courtyard, usually at the front.
This subtype has two projections that form a courtyard often in the front facing facade.
- 397 Hidden Acres Drive, built 1967
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