The garrison colonial house is representative.
Garrison roof characteristics.
It is rectangular with two stories.
This style is distinguished by a second story overhanging the long side of the house and below that overhang there are sometimes found a set of four decorative carvings such as pineapples or acorns.
The garrison style is a two story.
A smaller georgian home might have a simple flat front but even the larger manor houses keep to the symmetry.
The front door is smack in the middle and if there are six windows on one side there are six windows on the other.
The floor joists are cantilevered to extend the second floor out up to three feet beyond the top of the first floor wall.
There is something to the roof it has flat roof with balustrade.
Like a gambrel s bowed out two plane roof creates much more head room garrison style houses are characterized by extended second floor space.
The cornices of the federal building are embellished.
Central doorway symmetrical windows.
Usually use generally box shaped two rooms deep sometimes this character will be modified in projecting wings.
Garrisons usually have an exterior chimney at the end.
As mentioned above one of the defining characteristics for georgian homes is their symmetry.
In early years this may have been used to provide some shelter to street level stalls.
The distinguishing characteristic is the 2nd story overhang in the front.
They may have either a hipped or gabled roof with a medium pitch.
It is rectangular with two stories.
Garrison style architecture architecture conclusion purely decorative overhang called a jetty.
The façade is generally symmetrical which gives it formality and balance.
Colonial revivals typically have a rectangular footprint and may be one one and a half or two stories.
O central chimney usually larger than cape cod o tapering gambrel roof encloses an attic that is often converted into extra rooms o house with simple lines o sound construction o a feel of colonial atmosphere.
The garrison an attractive house that includes a number of special features in a modern presentation.