yerfdog
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All the houses in CD's post are McMansions. They are on tiny lots, in a new "upscale" development in some ******* suburb. There are probably 6 floorplans to choose from, with three or four exteriors for each. It's like Celebration, Florida.
Can someone tell me why all McMansions have those inserts in the windows make it look like there's a bunch of small windows instead of one large pane? Is it merely a bad simulation of ol' timey windows? Is there any practical purpose behind it?
I have a habit of knocking on my interior brick walls. Sometimes I'll ask people where I can get fake bricks like theirs. They're always caught off guard. Losers.
I left the church because I didn't want to associate with people that went HERE to find God. As if He would ever step inside such a *************?
I found this post very interesting and informative. Can anyone recommend a book(s) that covers various architectural styles and their features, etc?
That looks like the house on the cover of 'WHAT NOT TO BUILD'. I learned a ton by reading that book. Heavyon the pictures and Barneyed down for me just enuffff.
Dividing interior from interior spaces, not interior from exterior, right?
I didn't mean to say my walls. I meant when I go to Olive Garden or something.
No. Not at all.
i don't really see a valid comparison there, but need to bone up on my vitruvius. which one of his ten books was about faux-siding?