Слайд 1Types of buildings of Great Britain
Слайд 3Detached Houses is not joined to another separate house. This type
is often found in the suburbs, on the outskirts of a town or city or in village. Building in Victorian times between 1837 and 1901. The exteriors are like works of art with steep slate roofs, stained glass panels in door and window, iron railings, tall chimney pots and large bay windows.
Слайд 5Semi-detached Houses is joined on one side to another house. This
type is often found in the suburbs, on the outskirts of a town or city or in village. Building in Victorian times between 1837 and 1901. The exteriors are like works of art with steep slate roofs, stained glass panels in door and window, iron railings, tall chimney pots and large bay windows.
Слайд 7Terraced Houses – rows of houses were built back-to-back and they
were joined together to save space. Located in or near town centers. There are two rooms downstairs and two rooms upstairs.
Слайд 9Flats and Council Houses is huge tower blocks of flats in
inner city areas.
Слайд 11Bungalows is a house which is only on one floor with
no stairs and may be joined to another bungalow or it might stand alone.
Retired or elderly people often live in these houses.
Слайд 13Cottage – a small house in the country
Слайд 14 Stables – a building where
horses are kept
Слайд 15Lodge – a small house at the entrance to the grounds
of a large house
Слайд 16Manor- a large country house dating from Middle Ages including the
land and buildings
Слайд 17Shed – a small building for keeping garden tools in
Слайд 18Hall – a large building used for public events
Слайд 19Greenhouse – a glass building where plants are grown