S1E7 Roofs That Tell a Story
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Roofs and dormers are essential in architectural storytelling and history. Early American settlers used wood for roofing, while modern materials include faux slate and fire-rated wood shingles. Architectural traditions guide roofing styles, with historic examples like Colonial Williamsburg showcasing ideal dormer proportions. The Thistle Hill project highlights the evolution of roofing materials. Simplifying details in new constructions helps preserve historical aesthetics, ensuring homes maintain an 'old soul' character.
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