'house architecture' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
Example: The house architecture of the English country house gives it an unrivaled sense of character and charm.
The Benjaminville Meeting House represents a well-constructed example of Quaker meeting house architecture and contains within its design many of the major elements associated with the style.
And in a 1919 review of apartment house architecture in general and 907 Fifth Avenue in particular, the magazine Architectural Forum was of the opinion that "the well-being of the entire household is directly dependent upon that of its servants".
But lately there have been hints of a revival of private house architecture.
At the Olsen House, architecture looks poised to decompose back into the land.
The first of six slide lectures on country house architecture and landscape will be given Tuesday.
The sensed datasets simulate long-term interaction results for ubiquitous computing researchers, reducing the testing costs associated with smart house architecture evaluation.
This seminar examines chronologically the history of landscape architecture and country-house architecture in Britain from 1600 to 1900.
After serving in the Navy during the Second World War, he was asked to head Statler's in-house architecture department in 1946.
The year 1940 brought the stripped-down, modernist 240 Central Park South, built by the Mayer family, who are responsible for some of New York's most thoughtful apartment-house architecture.
Except for their three bigger, and better known, apartment houses of 1906-1909, Harde & Short otherwise made little impact on apartment-house architecture in New York -- except perhaps to convince developers to stick with tried-and-true formulas.
Even when they didn't have the resources to construct great houses, they always re-created the most striking part of great-house architecture: round, subterranean ceremonial rooms known as great kivas.
