Bungalow

• Features: A-frame design, steeply pitched roof, open interior spaces.

• Shape: Triangular or A-shaped.

• Features: Cozy and quaint design, steep gable roofs, wood or stone siding, often with charming details like shutters and flower boxes.

• Shape: Rectangular or irregular, often with a picturesque quality.

• Features: Stucco walls, red-tiled roofs, arches, and wrought-iron details.

• Shape: Usually rectangular or square with an open central courtyard.

• Features: Symmetrical facade, columned porch, gabled roof.

• Shape: Rectangular.

• Features: Steeply pitched gable roofs, decorative half-timbering, tall, narrow windows with small panes.

• Shape: Typically asymmetrical.

• Features: Sustainable materials, energy-efficient systems, green roofs.

• Shape: Irregular, often designed to blend with the environment.

• Features: Single story, long and low ground-hugging profile, large windows, attached garage.

• Shape: Rectangular or L-shaped.

• Features: Steep roof, dormer windows, central chimney, often symmetrical design.

• Shape: Usually rectangular.

• Features: Clean lines, large windows, open floor plans, minimalistic design.

• Shape: Varies widely; can be rectangular, L-shaped, or irregular.

• Unique Dome Shape: The rounded design provides a striking and modern appearance, often blending well with natural environments.

• Energy Efficiency: The aerodynamic shape reduces energy consumption by minimizing air resistance and promoting efficient airflow, helping to maintain a consistent indoor temperature.

• Structural Strength: The geodesic dome structure distributes stress evenly, making it highly resistant to extreme weather conditions such as high winds, heavy snow, and earthquakes.

• Natural Lighting: The design often includes large windows or skylights, allowing for ample natural light and creating a bright and open interior space.