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Windows and Doors Windows and doors are significant character-defining features of historic buildings. They in- fluence the architectural character of the building through their material, shape, size, pattern, fenestration, and style. They are also functional elements of the building’s design allowing natural light and ventilation to enter the interior. Wake Forest’s historic districts and local land- marks exhibit a variety of windows and doors that contribute to the distinct character of the historic district and/or local landmark. The following standards will ensure that the treatment of historic windows and doors are congruous with the special character of the historic district or local landmark property.
The windows and doors of this home are character- defining features and significant to the architecture and history of the home.
The double-leaf door with glass and transom is common on houses of this period.
Parts of a Door
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This can be described as a three- quarter-glazed, double-leaf wood door surrounded by side-lights and transom.
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D
A Transom B Sidelights C Panel D Three-quarter Glazed Door
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