"housing style" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It can be used to refer to the specific design or architectural style of a house or other type of building. Example: "I really love the traditional housing style of this neighborhood, with its beautiful Victorian homes and charming cottages."
Based on their group's point average, students selected housing style and size.
As town houses, these units present a housing style that is more familiar in this city than high-rise apartments.
Part of the turnaround has come from the company reverting to a more traditional housing style with the New Heritage range, which has an average selling price of £196,000.
This change in perspective was associated with other developments, namely the retreat from the centre of cities to the suburbs evident in Manchester, for example, as early as the 1820s along with a concomitant switch in housing style from the 18th-century terrace (row houses) to the detached or semidetached villa.
Portuguese who resided in Juffure in the 1500s introduced a house design that was called "Portuguese style" -- rectangular with outside pillars to hold up thatched roofs, and by Kunta Kinte's day this style had become general so that these rectangular houses were the normal housing style of all the towns in the area.
This could manifest as changes in housing style, habitation patterns, burial practices, and agricultural intensification as population increases.
Traditional housing styles reflect environmental circumstances.
They connect areas with sometimes strikingly varied housing styles.
The lack of control has produced undistinguished offices but an exuberant hodge-podge of housing styles.
NEW ORLEANS — This city has always been known for its eclectic housing styles — Greek Revival, Italianate, Creole.
Conventional homeowners are not familiar with passive solar design, but are predisposed to favor it, especially if it can be incorporated into traditional housing styles.
