New Old House
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New Old House is a term used to describe a new construction of a residential house designed according to a traditional style, like Colonial Revival architecture, Federal architecture, Victorian architecture, etc. For example, quite often a New Old House is a new home that is built to resemble a Victorian-era farmhouse, or a Colonial Revival Cape Code, or a Prairie House. The key to New Old House design is adherence to a traditional architectural style while using modern building techniques and modern materials.
[edit] External links
- New Old House Magazine, by Restore Media, LLC, publisher of Old House Journal
- Creating a New Old House, by Russell Versaci, published by The Taunton Press and The National Institute of Architects
