What is this called?

[kurt]

This mess of scrambled brick, kinda timbered, mortared w/brick scramble....

Half-timber Tudor-esque? Clinker-Timber? What? I have no idea.....

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[Jerry Simon]

Highland Park?

(It does look like Klinker brick. . .)

[Marc]

Looks like an argument.

Marc

[kurt]

Evanston. NE by the lake.

And arguments....yes. There was arguing, not me, I just set the stage. Facts upset people today.

[John Kogel]

Van Gogh was a bricklayer too? []

[Chad Fabry]

It's crude brick expressionism.

[Chad Fabry]

It's crude brick expressionism.

[ghentjr]

This mess of scrambled brick, kinda timbered, mortared w/brick scramble....

Half-timber Tudor-esque? Clinker-Timber? What? I have no idea.....

It's one mans castle. https://www.google.com/search?client=sa ... 8&oe=UTF-8

[mjr6550]

Cotswold Eclectic?

[tim5055]

Is that last photo really a brick roof?

[kurt]

It's a slate roof, which needs some work, but nothing remarkable. It was about the brick and the timber.

It's sort of wattle and daub with brick infill. Really crappy idea.

I think Fabry is closest on the brick. Abstract brick expressionism sounds historical; I'll put it in the report and make people ask if it's actually a thing.

[Rob Amaral]

It's indeed a 'thing' (pattern) that I see around here once in a while folks... I just would call it a rusticated type pattern.. Newton MA is loaded with these houses.. Slate roofs, copper, stucco, brick, neglected lintels, termites, the steel windows that are 'heat-suckers'.. asbestos-insulation on old steam or gravity heat pipes, under-sized 'new' boilers, buried oil tanks..etc..

My biggest concern when I see these pop up is underground oil tanks..

[kurt]

Yeah, one of those too.