eaved
Having projecting edges
Having eaves—the lower edges of a roof that project beyond the walls.
The term appears mainly in architectural description or literary contexts: the deep-eaved cottage, a low-eaved barn.
It often combines with modifiers describing the eaves' character: broad-eaved, moss-eaved.
Section projecting beyond support
- soffitArchitectural element's underside
- fasciaConnective tissue sheet
- gutterEdge channel for runoff
- rafterSloped roof support
cornice · truss · joist · beam · cantilever · bracket · purlin · ridge
Roofed with dried vegetation
- cottageSmall rural home
- colonialOf occupied territories
- VictorianOf a prim era
- farmhouseDwelling on agricultural land
manor · heritage · historic · period · classic · ornate · craftsmanship · timber-framed
Overhead protective covering
- awningMounted overhead shelter
- overhangSection projecting beyond support
- weatherproofResistant to outdoor elements
- shadeDarkness from blocked light
protection · covered · shaded · enclosed · wraparound · porch · veranda · breezeway
overhang
Section projecting beyond support
rafter · cornice · truss · joist · beam · cantilever · bracket · purlin · ridge · hip
thatched
Roofed with dried vegetation
farmhouse · manor · heritage · historic · period · classic · ornate · craftsmanship · timber-framed · vernacular
canopy
Overhead protective covering
- awningMounted overhead shelter
- overhangSection projecting beyond support
- weatherproofResistant to outdoor elements
shade · protection · covered · shaded · enclosed · wraparound · porch · veranda · breezeway
gutters
Rooftop water channels
- downspoutVertical roof drainage pipe
- rainwaterCollected atmospheric moisture
- spoutsProjecting pouring tubes
trough · drainage · overflow · deflect · watershed · watercourse · discharge · runoff · channeling · divert