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House Plans by State

A good plan depends on where it's built. See how climate, soil and local rules shape the home, and which of our floor plans suit each area.
Long limestone and metal-roofed ranch home with a deep porch in Texas Hill Country at sunset

Texas

Hot and humid in the east, hot and dry in the west

White stucco Florida home with a screened lanai and pool surrounded by palms at sunset

Florida

Hot and humid, with a hurricane season

White modern farmhouse with a metal roof and wide porch among tall pines in the North Carolina Piedmont

North Carolina

Mixed and humid, cooler in the mountains

Low desert contemporary home in warm plaster and rusted steel among saguaro cacti at sunset

Arizona

Hot and dry, cooler at elevation

Traditional white painted-brick family home with dark shutters, a covered porch and tall oaks in Georgia

Georgia

Mixed and humid, hot and humid at the coast

Stone and timber home on a wooded Tennessee hillside with a wide deck overlooking misty ridges

Tennessee

Mixed and humid, with cooler mountains in the east

Raised white Lowcountry home with long piazzas and a metal roof among live oaks and marsh grass

South Carolina

Hot and humid at the coast, mixed in the Upstate

Modern California hillside home with warm timber, large glazing and a low planted terrace at golden hour

California

Varied: marine at the coast, hot and dry inland

Mountain modern home with stone, dark timber and large windows facing the Colorado Front Range at dusk

Colorado

Cold and dry, with intense sun at altitude