Florida Architecture

04.13.2008 | 5:43 pm | Miscellaneous

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For our next style of architecture we are traveling back to the eastern United States and looking at architecture in Florida. It is different from southern architecture because it is influenced by Spanish architecture, since Spain colonized Florida before the British did. You can see the result of this influence in their homes.

Florida is known for its nearly perfect weather. The houses in that area reflect this because outdoor living in Florida is very popular. Pools, patios, porches, and courtyards are common. Entertainment is also huge in Florida, so the houses are designed for the entertainer. Architect Dan Sater produces many Florida styled homes and he includes all of these features in them.

Glass is big in Florida’s homes. When they have a main room that backs up to a porch (like a living room), they put in a wall of windows that slide back to let the outdoors in. Sometimes they will use glass and make a huge structure like a greenhouse that is attached to the back of the house covering a pool. The design will always make the space feel open and take advantage of Florida’s warm weather.

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