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Adobe


Architectural Styles of the South West
This style of home is common in Santa Fe, New Mexico, and therefore sometimes referred to as a "Santa Fe."

These stucco houses, sometimes called Pueblos, are Adobe House inspired by traditional homes of the Southwestern tribes.The plain, cubed design is softened by its rounded corners, wood lintels around the windows, and rustic wood beams extending from the facade.





Territorial


Territorial House This example of Southwestern architecture was named for Arizona's territorial days, prior to statehood in 1912. It features a flat roof over its brick construction.

Territorial House When combined with natural desert landscaping, the Territorial can be a very low maintenance home.





Ranch


Ranch A very common style of house in and around Tucson, the Ranch is a one-story residence that sprawls across the home-site.



Ranch It is usually constructed of red brick. The roof stretches out beyond the walls to provide shade and protection from the heat. A Ranch is also distinguished by low ceilings.





California Spanish Ranch


Spanish Ranch Reminicent of the architectural details of old Spain, such as arches and plaster or concrete ornamentation around the windows, the California Spanish Ranch is another one-story dwelling. The home is often built of block or framed stucco with a combination flat and pitched roof accentuated by clay tiles or wood shingles.





Contemporary


Contemporary House Usually built of frame stucco with a tile roof, the Comtemporary home has large windows to showcase the city's spectacular desert and mountain views.

Contemporary House Soaring cathedral ceilings and split-level floor plans also distinguish the Contemporary home. Many of the newer homes in Tucson were built in this style.





Modern

Modern Style Modern homes are becoming more abundant in the Tucson area, particularly in upscale and foothills neighborhoods.



Modern Style They feature a lot of glass in both large windows and glass walls. Also, the ceilings are high and the floor plans tend to be more open.