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or "damsel"; it's also the true "sitting dog" dormer): * Description: Features a curved or "rolled" roof that appears to scoop upwards from the main roof. The side walls are typically triangular. * Appearance: Elegant and organic， This image is a detailed diagram showcasing various types of dormers (lucarnes in French)， as its roof slopes on all visible sides. Row 2: 5. lucarne à demi-croupe， all meeting at a ridge. * Appearance: Offers a softer， more integrated look than a gable dormer， which are roof structures containing a window that projects vertically from a sloping roof. The illustrations are line drawings， highlighting the architectural forms and features of each dormer type. Here's a breakdown of each dormer type presented: Row 1: 1. lucarne rampante ou en chien couché (Sloping dormer or "lying dog" dormer): * Description: The roof of this dormer slopes in the same direction and at the same pitch as the main roof. * Appearance: Blends smoothly into the main roofline. 2. lucarne retroussée， also called "Capucine" or "à la Capucine" dormer): * Description: The roof of this dormer has three sloping sides – a main slope facing forward and two smaller hip slopes on the sides，" "saddleback， ici à fronton triangulaire (Gable dormer，" or "easel" dormer): * Description: Has a simple gable roof (two sloping sides meeting at a ridge) that is perpendicular to the main roof ridge. The front wall is vertical. * Appearance: One of the most common and straightforward dormer types. 4. lucarne à croupe， also called "Norman" dormer): * Description: Features a partial hip roof where the hip roof section does not extend all the way down to the wall plate，。
creating a small gable end at the top. * Appearance: A variation of the hip dormer。
dite normande (Half-hip dormer， often seen on traditional or classical architecture. 3. lucarne à deux pans dite jacobine， en bâtière ou à chevalet (Gable dormer， common in certain regional architectural styles. 6. lucarne-pignon， ou demoiselle; c'est aussi le vrai chien-assis (Rolled dormer， also called "Jacobin， dite capucine ou "à la capucine" (Hip dormer。