An A-frame is a post–World War II–style house built with a frame in the shape of one or more 'A's.' The steep roof typically extends nearly to the ground on both sides of the structure, offering structural strength and a distinctive, triangular appearance.
The California Ranch, also known as the Ranch-style house, is a post–World War II–era architectural style that features a 1-story, ground-hugging design with a low, pitched roof. This distinctive style became popular in the post-war period for its simplicity, spaciousness, and informal living spaces.
