Home Florida Architecture

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Home Florida is a classic style, unique and elegant which have been explored and developed by architects such as Igor Polevitzky, Rufus Nims and Alfred Browning Parker in South Florida in 1940-the '50s. Houses are based on international style and modern architecture, in an attempt to combine modern design and the elements in style.

Many single-family homes are cheap and look bad. However, today you will be surprised to find a house that is really stylish, unique and fashionable are cheap. The architects have been allowed to build homes "affordable" and stylish at the same time. Architects are able to enjoy a high level of experimentation, creating a home that reflects the beauty and the practical needs of the region.

According to Allan Shulman, architect, University of Miami professor and co-curator of 2005 Historical Museum of Southern Florida, homes in Florida designed to suite or gel with the climate. A plan of the house 'open' called for most people because it is windy and sunny climate, to fight. the elements while letting air pass through, architects experimented with a roof, raised floor and jalousie windows everywhere.

Ideas such as screened porch and outdoor living find great popularity among the people, and this allows the architect to create the entire open space known as the "Florida room." Porch screened not only include a pool, but also trees and other plants to give a feeling of "outer coast." The top level is very open with the lower floor is set aside for a period of rain or cold spells seldom South Florida.

The design makes perfect sense with the different parts of the house is divided into villas, divided into four corners connected by covered walkways affording privacy as well as enabling them mandatory southeast wind drift through the spacious rooms.

Well, above are some key features of "Florida home" style of architecture.

Reference:
[1] Destiny Perez, http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Destiny_Perez