Garrison Colonial Revival house (1950s-1960s suburban)

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This is a 1960s-era Colonial Revival house, common to middle class suburban 'gaslight subdivisions' in the United States, especially in northeastern states and parts of the Great Lakes / Rust Belt region. ** Credit where credit is due ** : this is a heavily edited version of the Lexington model by J. Wallace (https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/model/abebef9c69bb4cb09051f970a21d7e7e/The-Lexington). It's a great model for editing, because it has a no-frills interior that makes wall cuts easy. Also, it has four-sided design with windows on all elevations, and a front loading garage that doesn't project forward of the main facade. Some changes from the original model include: * 1' / 30 cm roof overhang at the gable ends. * Thicker roof fascia. * Thicker (6.5' / 16 cm) exterior walls. * Corner and frieze boards. * Fiber cement lap siding in place of the brick veneer. * Standard 6' 8' / 2 m window and door lower header height. * Two car garage with an 18' / 5.5 m x 8' / 2.4 m side and rear entry doors. * Ground / 1st floor raised above a full basement. * Front stoop with (dynamic) railings. * Pediment trim around the front entry door. * Sliding patio doors in the back, off the kitchen and living room. * Attic vents. * Chimney rain cap. This model is meant for form-based zoning code illustration. To keep things simple, interior detail work is limited to floors, walls, doorways, ceilings, stairwells, and stairs. Exterior elevations have more details.