We've all seen them, the odd, angled windows that make us turn our heads sideways. Commonly called "witch windows," State Architectural Historian Devin Colman said he is often called upon to explain ...
A bay window is a luxury you should always make the most of in your home. Formed by three windows that bump outward (a center window with two angled windows on either side), it's an architectural ...
The uniqueness literally begins at the front door, two huge slabs of copper bearing a carved design resembling rays of light emanating from a sun. They open to reveal a great room ensconced in wood ...
We’re all familiar with the bay or angled windows that fit into a curved wall. But what if the outside view is so spectacular that too much casing around bay windows obstructs the view just enough to ...
Anomalous architecture abounds across the country, where regional quirks can offer everything from coal chutes to mother-in-law beds that descend from the ceiling. In Vermont, one trademark design is ...
Canadian studio Batay-Csorba Architects has taken cues from traditional bay windows on Victorian homes for this residential building in Toronto, which has apertures that appear to be slanted. The ...
Bay windows originated in the English Renaissance and continue to be used today in a variety of home styles. Known as projection windows because they extend from the building, bay windows consist of ...
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