What's your favorite building style?

seeing this jump up

I've also recently realized I like tall looking houses

and don't have any idea how to make wide big houses

brought to you by 50x40 old new henford lots that have proved to be very hard to build anything on and are currently making me very frustrated indeed cause i just don't have any idea how to use all that freaking land :sweat_smile:

I love Victorian and other historic American styles! Parkshore is such a beautiful home!

> @DoloresGrey said:
> Nothing specific, just based on my country's architecture. Both modern and a little bit old-ish.

Where are you from?

For me it depends on a lot of things. My mood. My sims. The town they live in and their own personal likes and dislikes as I like to randomly roll mine.

I picked Other because I rarely do a specific style. My houses grow organically as more space is needed, and the family has more money to build. I haven't figured out how to do it in The Sims 4, but my favourite way to build houses in The Sims 2 was to have a walk out basement.

I utilize many styles but Victorians are my favorites. I guess I think of them as being classic houses. My style is more traditional but I play with some modern houses and other architectural styles. I like being able to go between different styles.

I chose Victorian, because it's definitely my favorite of the listed choices. A Victorian home with a lighter, airier feel than the "traditional" cluttered Victorian interior decor is even better.

Lately, I've been having fun with some houses I found on the Gallery that were based on the houses featured in the Sears Modern Homes catalog (1908-1942). If I were better at building, I'd create a few more of the Sears Modern Homes. I almost chose "Other" for that reason.

@MineBloxKy Heya, I am from Czechia.

I'm eclectic, I love a variety of styles.

My style is "uglier than ugly but super-duper practical and green." Walls, both inside and outside, are all Eco Footprint Green 2, so are the floors, and roofs are covered with windmills and solar panels so you can hardly see the Mediterranean tile roof underneath that's completely out of place with the stacked-stone walls holding the roof up. It's basically like an English medieval stone cottage and a Roman villa got real drunk one night and forgot the contraceptives then the kid moved to Berkeley, California.

There's probably a reason the neighborhood with the most played households in my save is San Myshuno...