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These styles will be depicted within the residential neighborhoods as well asthe Town Center, each of which has special architectural characteristics. This section provides detailed guidelines for designing within the prescribed styles as a method for creating distinct and well-defined variations between houses and buildings. This approach is not an exhaustive catalog of all possibilities, rather it is a guide to the key components within a particular style or, in the case of the Town Center, a particular place.  \nEach style section begins with an overview and general description of the style. Following are several pages that document key massing types, eaves details, door and window characteristics, typical porch types and details, and finally materials and possibilities using the Pattern Book components. Variations or other alternative combinations of components are permitted so long as they reference built precedents within that style. The goal is to design within specific families of styles that are appropriate to the Central Iowa region, not to design historic reproductions. The style pages and the illustrated details are meant to be a menu of options for designing houses in response to market demands and cost constraints while providing a consistent quality of character and detail.  \nIn order to ensure a variety of house designs and styles along all streets, a maximum of three houses of the same style (unless specified by the Pattern Book) may be located next to each other. In addition, identical houses (defined as having the same front facade and floor plan) may not be repeated along a series of six houses. This applies to houses adjacent to each other and across the street from each other. After the initial series of six houses, facades may be repeated if three of the five major facade elements are varied. This pattern may be repeated through the plan. The major elements of a facade include color, window type, porch type, building material, and trim. The variation of these elements will ensure diversity along neighborhood streets.  \n© 2007 u r ban d e sign a sso ciate s  \nOverview  \na r c h i t e c t u r a l p a t t e r n s  1  \nL-shaped European Romantic house  \nNorth Grand area European Romantic house  \nOne-and one-half story side gable in Des Moines  \nHistoric Sketch of an European Romantic house  \n© 2007 u r ban d e sign a sso ciate s  \nEssential Elements of  \nPrairie Trail European Romantic  \n• Steep roof pitches with dormers.  \n• Balanced window and door locations.  \n• Vertical windows in groupings.  \n• Porches often notched out, under an extended roof.  \n• Simple detailing.  \n• Shallow overhangs.  \n• Massive chimneys.  \nHistory and Character  \nthe prairie trail european romantic style is based on the early twentieth-century interpretations of English architecture by American architects and builders. The source for the design comes from medieval English cottages, manor houses and rural village vernacular houses. The American version is normally a house with simple volumes and, often, front-facing gables. Gables have steeply pitched roofs between 8 in 12 and 20 in 12. Half-timbering, shingles and horizontal siding are often used as infill in gables. The decorative half-timbering may occur at the entire second story. Gable, hip and shed dormers are dominant features of the style.  \nWindows include single and paired double-hung types mixed with vertically proportioned casement windows arranged in groups of two to five. There are relatively few windows in the facade; the general impression represents a solid mass with small openings.  \nChimneys are often significant elements in the massing of the house. These massive chimneys may be finished in brick or plaster. They feature simp","cbCairK7SUEPYqYl","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCairK7SUEPYqYl","pdf",5465585,26,"English","# Architectural Patterns\n## Style overview and design guidelines\n## Essential elements of Prairie Trail European Romantic\n## History and character of European Romantic\n## Massing diagrams\n## Massing and composition","[{\"question\":\"Which architectural styles are covered in this section?\",\"answer\":\"It covers four permitted traditional styles: European Romantic, Colonial Revival, Arts \\u0026 Crafts, and Victorian.\"},{\"question\":\"What does the section emphasize about using the styles?\",\"answer\":\"It provides guidelines to design within prescribed families of styles to create consistent character and detail, without aiming for historic reproductions.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the document control repetition to maintain variety on neighborhood streets?\",\"answer\":\"It limits how many houses of the same style can appear next to each other and restricts repeating identical houses across a six-house series. 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