Roof Returns
Complex roof lines, a quaint, traditional notion abandoned by the supposed vanguard, are at their zany best when features are asymmetrical (see Fraternal Twin Dormers? 12/11/2008 ), or even discontinuous.
In rare cases, the bargeboard is truncated, interrupted by another element (like the chimney, above; or, turret, left).
Rarer still are examples like below, from a work by the Heineman Brothers.
A shed roof bargeboard that originates not at the junction of a wall, but rather just below a knee brace, masking a slight, second-floor projection. The partial return, attended to by the ubiquitous pigeon busting owl (see Owl Decoys 10/29/2008), is demented.
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