English houses.The climate of a cou

English houses.The climate of a country is one of the factors that in­fluence the style of its architecture. It can be best illus­trated by British residential buildings. The weather in England is often cloudy and there are few sunny days in the winter season, therefore, as a rule, the windows in an English house are of a large size to catch as much light and sunshine as possible. In the houses built in the past century the windows, besides being large, opened up­wards, which is very convenient on windy days.

Since there is much rain in England, typical British houses have high, steep roofs where rain water and melt­ing snow can easily flow down.

Most of the houses have a fireplace which forms the most characteristic feature of an English home and is seldom seen in other European countries.

The plan of an English house also differs from that of the houses where we live. English architects plan some apartments vertically instead of planning them horizon­tally, so that an English family having a separate apart­ment lives on two or sometimes three floors with rooms connected with a narrow staircase. They find it the most convenient style of apartment.There are usually three rooms in each apartment besides a kitchen and a bath­room: a living room, a bedroom and a dining room.

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English houses. The climate of a country is one of the factors that in fluence the style of its architecture. It can be illus trated by best British residential buildings. The weather in England is often cloudy and there are few sunny days in the winter season, therefore, as a rule, the windows in an English house are of a large size to catch the light and sunshine as much as possible. In the houses built in the past century the windows, besides being opened up large wards, which is very convenient on windy days.Since there is much rain in England, typical British houses have high, steep roofs where rain water and melt-ing snow can easily flow down.Most of the houses have a fireplace which forms the most characteristic feature of an English home and is seldom seen in other European countries.The plan of an English house also differs from that of the houses where we live. English architects plan some apartments instead of vertically planning them horizon tally, so that an English family having a separate apart ment lives on two or sometimes three floors with rooms connected with a narrow staircase. They find it the most convenient style of apartment. There are usually three rooms in each apartment besides a kitchen and a bath room: a living room, a bedroom and a dining room.

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English houses.The climate of a country is one of the factors that influence the style of its architecture. It can be best illustrated by British residential buildings. The weather in England is often cloudy and there are few sunny days in the winter season, therefore, as a rule, the windows in an English house are of a large size to catch as much light and sunshine as possible. With In the houses a built in the the past century the of windows, Besides the being of large, Opened upwards, the which is very convenient on windy days.

Since header there is much rain in England, Typical the British houses have the high, Steep roofs where clause rain water and melting snow CAN Easily down flow.

Most of the houses have a of fireplace the which the forms are most the Characteristic of a feature and an English home is in the seen Seldom OTHER by European Countries.

of the off-plan of an English house Also differs from That of the houses where clause we the live. English architects plan some apartments vertically instead of planning them horizontally, so that an English family having a separate apartment lives on two or sometimes three floors with rooms connected with a narrow staircase. They find it the most convenient style of apartment.There are usually three rooms in each apartment besides a kitchen and a bathroom: a living room, a bedroom and a dining room.

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english houses. the climate of a country is one of the factors that in­fluence the style of its architecture. it can be best illus­trated by british residential buildings. the weather in england is often cloudy and there are few sunny days in the winter season, therefore, as a rule, the facility in an english house are of a large size to catch as much light and sunshine as possible. in the houses built in the past century the windows, besides being large, opened up­wards, which is very convenient on windy days.since there is much rain in england, typical british houses have high, ask roofs where rain water and melt­ing snow can easily flow down.most of the houses have a fireplace which forms the most characteristic feature of an english home and is an seen in other european countries.the plan of an english house also differs from that of the houses where we live. english architects plan to meet vertically instead of planning and horizon­tally, so that an english family having a separate apart­ment lives on two or sometimes three floors with rooms connected with a narrow separated. they find it the most convenient way of apartment. there are usually three rooms in each apartment to a kitchen and a bath­room: a living room, a bedroom and a dining room.