Why do rural houses imitate each other? The US also has street-plan house layouts

Young people have all heard of arcade machines, right? They also know it was the Nokia of the past, truly one per person, everywhere on the streets. But did you know that rural house building also has street-plan house layouts? These building layouts, like arcade machines, have reasonable layouts, are economical and practical, and any construction team can build them, so they are loved by friends building their own houses in rural areas and are built everywhere. If you have stayed in a rural area, look at the two rural house layouts in Figure 1 and Figure 2. You must have seen them in your village and nearby villages, right? 2 stories, about 150 sq m, red bricks 3 mao each with delivery to your door, and with a brick-concrete structure you can get it done for 200,000, truly very affordable.

Actually, what we want to talk about today is that American rural villas also have street-plan house layouts. For example, today we are sharing this one, with a footprint of 13 m X 11 m, a two-story layout. Except for the first image, which is a rendering, the rest are real photos in different color schemes, and they are also everywhere. It is worth mentioning that American houses are basically all wooden, because they cannot afford building materials like red bricks, but they like the look, so the exterior walls use faux brick siding.

Floor plan: it is also the street-plan among floor plans. On the first floor, the entrance has a foyer, and the living room, dining room, and kitchen are connected, with a garage beside them. The second floor has 3 bedrooms, and the master bedroom has a walk-in closet.

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