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• Mediterranean - a derivation of the Spanish Colonial Revival style. Highlights of this style are clay tile roofs, arches, stucco wall surfaces, pillars, patios and courtyards.
    
• Ranch - traditionally boasts open carports, masonry or wood construction, covered porches and a rambling, single-story structure with pitched roofs.
    
• Santa Fe - with characteristics that include rounded corners, protruding rough-hewn log beams known as vigas, earth-colored adobe walls, flat roofs and boxy formations.
    
• Southwestern Contemporary - often incorporating the use of curves or lines and angles with large, open windows, soaring ceilings, skylights and smatterings of historical elements.
    
• Sonoran - usually in the historic district (Barrio Historico) showing attached houses with small openings, virtually no front yards and gives the appearance of an entire block with one long facade.
    
• Territorial - eclectic mixture of styles from 1863 to 1912 that is a combination of adobe walls and rough-hewn lumber for porches.