Northtowns Neo-Mediterranean
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Northtowns Neo-Mediterranean is an architectural style.
Northtowns Neo-Mediterranean houses often include:
- Brick facing (standard modular or Roman) on the front elevation; usually cream-colored, sometimes red.
- White colored aluminum or vinyl siding on side and rear elevations.
- Hip roofs, usually with a low pitch and large eaves.
- Window Mullions; either none or snap-in diagonal grid pattern units.
- Palladian motif fenestration outlines on first floor facade windows, but fitted with standard rectangular windows.
- May have two-story windows, and/or fanlight over the front door bringing light into two-story foyers.
- Little or no articulation detailing on the facade, except where attached garages join the houses.
- Double-entrance front doorway.
- Interior design elements: cabinetry, lighting fixtures, and hardware are often neo-Rococo "ornate elegant" styles.
- Residences are usually two-story structures, but traits of the style can often be found in Ranch-style houses and Split-level homes built then.
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