The palette

Rubble stone for the ground floor (cobblestone, andesite and stone, more moss near the ground) with dressed quoins of polished andesite and stone bricks; stripped dark oak for the frame, calcite for the white plaster; bricks with a little polished granite for the red tile roofs, deepslate tiles for the turret's spire; spruce for the shutters.

Techniques

• Jetties on corbels
• A light timber frame
• A steep roof with a thick edge
• A corner turret
• Wear toward the ground

The steps

1. Stone footing and its sloping edge
2. Ground floor: rubble walls and dressed quoins
3. Ground floor: the arched door and shuttered windows
4. Corbels under the first floor
5. First floor: the oak frame and plaster
6. Corbels under the wing's gable
7. Wing: the second floor's frame
8. Corner turret on its corbels
9. Wing roof: the tiles
10. Long roof: the tiles, round the turret
11. Turret spire
12. Chimney stacks
13. Lanterns

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