Architectural Styles / American residential style, c. 1905–1930
Craftsman
Definition
A house style from the Arts and Crafts movement with low-pitched gable roofs, wide eaves, exposed rafter tails, tapered porch columns, and natural materials.
Fig. 254 — Craftsman: schematic studyNOT TO SCALE
Illustrative study — Craftsman · AI-generatedSAMPLE IMAGE
Structural & construction notes
Common in Nashville and Indianapolis neighborhoods built in the early 1900s. Additions usually match roof pitch, trim widths, and porch details.
Frequently Asked Questions
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