1- Ordinary houses without sash-window
These houses
are divided into groups, considering placement of spaces in various
places of the yard:
1-1-
Houses with spaces in one single front of yard
Various parts of those houses are a combination of room-and-corridor
or a few rooms-and-corridor, in one single front of the yard. Number
of rooms varies according to dimension of the yard.
1-2-
Houses with spaces in two opposite fronts
of yard
Various parts of those houses are divided in two sides of the yard,
organizing spaces, with due regards to inside migration and decamping
in different seasons, is considered. Therefore parasol section, is
winter residing part and sunshine-backed is summer place.
1-3-
Houses with spaces in two sides of the yard
front ("L" shaped)
In "L" shaped species, number of spaces in each side,
considering feature of the land, was variable. In the most simple
examples, one room in each front and in other type, preserving one
room in one side, number of spaces in another front were increased to
three units of room, corridor and room.
1-4- Houses with spaces in three front of the
yard ("U" shaped)
It was quite common, whether in normal houses without sash-window or
with sash-window. In some examples, connecting spaces in opposite
fronts were not residential spaces, but some parts such as bathroom or
lavatory stayed in this part. Various kinds of rooms, three-door or
five-door with lateral corridors are built in various fronts of the
yard.
1-5- Houses with spaces in four fronts of the
yard
In some houses, various spaces stand in four sides of the yard and
their combination comprises three-door or two-door rooms with their
lateral corridors.
2-
Ordinary houses
with sash-window
3- Multi-yard houses
In those
houses, regarding the decorative axis of yard, following division was
appeared:
2-1-
Houses with two yards and one joint lengthwise axis
2-2-
Houses with a few yards and two or three parallel main axis
2-3-
Houses with two main axis vertically designed
Those
houses, regarding their establishment in texture, have one or more
entrance. The most common type has one entrance from joint vestibule
between two yards. Connection between two yards, in addition to joint
vestibule, achieves also through a corridor. In some of these houses,
there are two entrance doors, for cortile and interior yards.
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