American Foursquare

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American Foursquare is a popular early-20th-century American residential architectural style characterized by a simple boxy form, two-and-a-half stories, a hipped roof, and a large front porch.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf architectural style
residential architectural style
architecturalPeriod early 20th century
associatedWithClass middle class
contrastsWith highly ornate Victorian styles
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
designGoal affordable family housing
functional domestic space
follows Victorian architecture in the United States
hasAlternativeName American Four Square
Box House
Classic Box
Prairie Box
Square House
hasCharacteristic broad eaves
central front entry
efficient use of space
emphasis on practicality
large windows
minimal ornamentation
overhanging eaves
simple detailing
symmetrical facade
hasChimneyFeature central chimney
side chimney
hasEntryFeature single front door with sidelights
hasFacadeOrganization three bays
two bays
hasForm boxy massing
hasPlanShape square plan
hasPorchLocation front facade
hasPorchSupport square porch columns
tapered porch columns
hasPorchType full-width front porch
hasRoofFeature central dormer
hasRoofType hipped roof
hasStylisticInfluence Colonial Revival
Craftsman
Neoclassical architecture
surface form: Neoclassical

Prairie School
hasTypicalAttic finished attic space
hasTypicalAtticAccess stair access to attic
hasTypicalBasement full basement
hasTypicalLayout bedrooms on second floor
central stair hall
four-room floor plan per level
living room, dining room, kitchen on first floor
hasWindowType double-hung sash windows
typicalConstructionEnd 1930s
typicalConstructionPeak 1900s
1910s
typicalConstructionStart circa 1890s
typicalHeight two-and-a-half stories
typicalLocation American cities
American small towns
American streetcar suburbs
typicalMaterials brick
stone foundation
stucco
wood frame
typicalRoofMaterial asphalt shingles
wood shingles
wasPopularizedBy Sears, Roebuck and Co. kit houses
mail-order house catalogs
pattern books

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