Single-hung window
A window with a fixed upper sash and a lower operable sash that slides open vertically within the frame. first developed in the late 17th century, it originated as an early form of the sash window. See also double-hung window.
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A Home that Draws in Breezes from All Directions: The Fumiko Hayashi House
Fumiko Hayashi (1903–1951), a prominent Showa era writer, established a new residence in Shimoochiai (present-day Nakai), Tokyo, in 1941, amid a time of war. While commissioning the project to archite…
19 Mar 2025
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Mumtaziar Preserved House
The windows of a house in Safranbolu. A built-in bench sits below the row of wooden single-hung windows. ,Mumtaziar Preserved House 2 Preserved House / Safranbolu, Turkey / Csb This article is an exce…
28 Nov 2014