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Global Architecture - Columbus Ohio USA 2005 - The Short North Area 2005

A row of historic red brick houses lines a quiet residential street under a bright blue sky with scattered clouds. The homes have deep front porches with columns and railings, and a silver car is parked along the curb in front of neatly cut grass and shrubs.

The buildings show late 1800s to early 1900s residential design, with steep rooflines, dormer windows, tall masonry chimneys, and varied gables. The facades are symmetrical in places, with multi-pane windows and wood trim details that add texture to the brickwork.

These were originally built as single-family residences in a streetcar-era neighborhood, and the porch-forward layout reflects social, walkable urban living of that time. The mix of massing and roof forms suggests American Foursquare influence with Victorian-era details in the porches and roof ornament.

Common name: American Foursquare
Architecture type or style: American Foursquare