Southern Traditional House Plans

Southern Traditional House Plans FAQ

• What is Southern Traditional style in home plans?
  Southern Traditional style is a classic architectural design characterized by its roots in the American South, showcasing a blend of historical elements and practical features.
• How did the Southern Traditional Style originate?
  The Southern Traditional style evolved from a combination of Colonial, Greek Revival, and Federal styles that were prevalent in the Southern United States during the 18th and 19th centuries.
• What are the key characteristics of Southern Traditional Style homes?
  Features include large front porches, symmetrical facades, columns (often Ionic or Corinthian), gabled roofs, and a central entrance.
• What materials are commonly used in Southern Traditional homes?
  Traditional materials include brick, wood siding, and sometimes stucco. Columns are often made of wood or feature classic materials like wrought iron.
• Is there a significant difference between Southern Traditional and Colonial-style homes?
  While both styles share some features, Southern Traditional often includes larger porches, grander entrances, and more ornate detailing compared to the simplicity of Colonial designs.