The palette

Stone bricks with andesite, cracked and mossy stone bricks for the shared ground floor, polished andesite for its quoins and the kerb; limewash plasters: calcite (white), yellow terracotta (ochre), clay with calcite and a little light blue terracotta (blue-grey), white terracotta with calcite (old pink); dark oak, stripped spruce and stripped dark oak logs for the frames, dark oak stairs for the corbels; deepslate tiles and bricks for the slate roofs, bricks with some granite for the tile roofs and the chimneys; spruce for the shutters, counters and doors; white wool behind the glass; barrels, hay, wool, pots and lanterns in the shops.

Techniques

• Jetties on corbels
• Plaster-first framing
• Limewash speckle
• Four different houses
• Shop fronts

The steps

1. Stone plinth and the street step
2. Shared ground floor of stone
3. Shop fronts: counters, shutters and doors
4. Corbels under the first floors
5. White house: three jetties over the street
6. Ochre house: a tall first floor
7. Pale blue house: little windows in pairs
8. Pink house: two jetties and the tallest gable
9. Pink house: the oriel window
10. Pink house: tiled roof and its timbered gable
11. White house: slate roof and gable
12. Ochre house: tiled roof, the loading door and hoist
13. Pale blue house: eaves to the street and its dormer
14. Chimney stacks
15. Lanterns over the doors

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