Floor Plan

Right Elevation

Front Elevation

Roof Designs

Gable Roof: triangular,allows rain and snow to run off easily, and there the most common roof in the U.S



Hip Roof: all sides slope downward towards the walls, holds up well in high winds, and are more difficult to construct.



Flat Roof: made of material that allow water to run off easily, last longer if maintained, and more expensive to build.



Shed Roof: allows easy runoff, creates more usable space inside, and easy to maintain


Butterfly Roof: useful in climates with high winds, collects rainfall easily, and it was a mid-century modern look



Gambel Roof: maximizes head space, its a mix between a gable and a hip roof, and allows easy runoff



Dutch Hip Roof: is known to be very attractive, the gable section gives the roof more character, and provides for additional ventalation.



Mansard Roof: a simple way to add more stories, usually include dormers at the very top to give it moe character, and usually the uppermost level cant be seen from the ground.


A-Frame Roof: design inspired by the teepee, the slopes nearly touch the ground, and allows for easy snow and rain runoff


Curved panel Roof: are becoming more popular, usually made of metal, and this type of roof adds uniquness and is appealing to the eye.

Planning Window Placement

Planning Window Placement