Historic Architecture

noun a farmhouse with outbuildings and land attached

• The historic grange was meticulously restored to its original grandeur.
• Let's head over to the grange for the community barbecue this weekend.
• The grange is the perfect spot for a chill hangout with friends.
• The grange of knowledge is vast and ever-expanding.

noun a covered entrance to a building, usually with a separate roof

• The guests gathered on the porch before entering the main hall.
• Let's sit on the porch and enjoy the sunset.
• I love chillin' on the porch with my friends.
• He stood on the porch of opportunity, unsure whether to enter or stay outside.

noun a type of wooden board commonly used in the construction of buildings, especially for exterior walls

• The weatherboard house was in need of a fresh coat of paint.
• I love the look of a weatherboard house, it's so charming.
• That weatherboard place is really cute, I could see myself living there.
• Her emotions were like weatherboards, constantly changing and unpredictable.

noun a gallery or room with one or more open sides, often at an upper level, used for giving access to a garden or providing a view

• The loggia of the Renaissance villa provided a shaded outdoor space for social gatherings.
• Let's have breakfast on the loggia this morning, it's a beautiful day.
• I love chilling out on the loggia, it's so peaceful and relaxing.
• The loggia of her mind was where she retreated to find solace and peace amidst chaos.