- A hip roof, hip-roof or
hipped roof, is a type of roof
where all
sides slope downward to the walls,
usually with a
fairly gentle slope, with
variants including...
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upwards and
shaped to
resemble steps. A-frame Half-hipped (clipped gable,
jerkinhead): A
combination of a
gable and a hip roof (pitched roof
without changes...
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Revival style and
feature entrance porticos supported by
Tuscan columns,
jerkinhead roofs, and multi-paned windows.
Camphor trees line the
front of the court...
- seen in the homes'
entrance porticos with
supporting columns and
their jerkinhead roofs. The
court is
representative of the
detached narrow, or open, form...
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cross plan,
Tudor Revival style brown brick building. It
features a
jerkinhead roof with deep
overhanging eaves and a
double peak, half-timbered gable...
- jacket.
Jerkin may also
refer to: Falconer's term for a male
gyrfalcon Jerkinhead roof, a roof with a squared-off
gable Jerkin', a hip hop
dance movement...
- and
Frying Pan
River red sandstone,
while the roof line is done in a
jerkinhead, or half-hip roof style. The
entrance is
flanked by medieval-inspired...
- 1746 and is a
simple rectangular brick building with a wood-shingled
jerkinhead roof. The
Baptist movement had
gained significant ground in
England and...
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houses are
designed to
resemble English cottages and have
porches and
jerkinhead roofs. D. M.
Renton built the
court in 1916. The
court was
listed on the...
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distinctive front gable is
known as a "
Jerkinhead" roof, a
combination of a
gable and
hipped roof. The
hallmark of a
Jerkinhead is in the
gable rising up vertically...
