gabled house
Triangular-roofed home
A gabled house has a roof with one or more gables—the triangular sections of wall where two sloping roof planes meet at a ridge.
The style is common in traditional residential architecture: The street was lined with gabled houses from the Victorian era.
Gabled roofs shed rain and snow efficiently and create attic space.
- peakedReached the summit
- roofBuilding's protective top
- dormerProjecting rooftop window structure
- bay windowOutward-curving window alcove
- shinglesOverlapping roof cladding
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gabled housemid-century modern
Postwar design movement
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