1. TYPES OF HOUSES and BUILDINGS Danica Kubi Hugo Treffner Gymansium

2. A detached house

5. A semi-detached house

8. Terraced houses A terrace(d) or row house , is a style of housing in use since the late 17th century . A row of identical or mirror-image houses share side walls. The first and last of these houses is called an end terrace .

10. Royal Crescent in Bath

11. Terraced houses at Fortuneswell, Dorset, UK

12. Cottages A cottage is a dwelling, typically in a rural (sometimes village), or semi-rural location. It is usually one and a half storey property.

14. Bungalows

16. Block of flats A red brick apartment block in East London, England , on the north bank of the Thames

18. A penthouse

20. Skyscrapers

23. A country house

28. A townhouse Leinster House , 18th century Dublin townhouse of the Duke of Leinster. It is now the seat of parliament

31. A mobile home BrE a large caravan which always stays in the same place and is used as a house

32. Caravan BrE a vehicle that a car can pull and in which people can live and sleep when they are on holiday = AmE trailer

33. Stilt houses in Cempa, located in the Lingga Islands of Indonesia

35. A wigwam It is a single room dwelling used by certain Native American tribes.

36. Tepees

38. An igloo

40. Houseboats It is a boat that has been designed to be used primarily as a human dwelling . Some are not motorised, because they are usually kept stationary at a fixed point.

41. A boathouse

42. A chalet a house with a steep sloping roof, common in places with high mountains and snow , such as Switzerland

43. Tents

44. Tree houses a wooden structure built in the branches of a tree for children to play in

45. A log cabin

46. Shanty

47. Dormitory especially BrE a large room for several people to sleep in, for example in a boarding school or hostel AmE a large building at a college or university where students live [= HALL OF RESIDENCE BrE ]

48. Bed-sit BrE a rented room used for both living and sleeping in

50. Monastery / Convent monasteries - a place where monks live convent - a building or set of buildings where nuns live

51. Cathedral

52. Barn conversion

53. Front doors in Britain

54. Front doors in Ireland

56. Windows

57. French windows a pair of doors made mostly of glass, usually opening onto a garden or balcony

58. Sash windows a window consisting of two frames that you open by sliding one up or down, behind or in front of the other

59. Bay window a window that sticks out from the wall of a house, usually with glass on three sides

63. Roofs

64. Thatched roof

65. Slate roof - kivikatus

66. Tin roof – plekk-katus

67. A pitched roof (=sloping roof) viilkatus

68. A flat roof