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a photograph of a drawing of a house with a lot of different types of architecture

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Created by gpt-4o-2024-11-20 on 2025-06-14

This image is a detailed architectural plan highlighting the designs of "Improved Workmen's Dwellings" in France. It consists of two distinct housing types created by architect M. Leenhardt under the "Un Foyer par l'Épargne" program—a construction society for affordable dwellings in Montpellier. The plans are labeled "Type de Petites Maisons" (Small Houses) on the left and "Type de Grande Maison" (Large House) on the right.

1. Small House:

   • Price: 4,500₣.
   • Measurements:
     • Surface of house: 45 m².
     • Total surface of dwelling: 66 m².
     • Volume of dwelling: 205 m³.
   • Layout:
     • Ground floor ("Rez-de-Chaussée"): Includes a salon, dining room, kitchen, and WC.
     • First floor ("Plan du 1er Étage"): Includes stairs, two bedrooms, and connecting corridors.
   • Drawings feature:
     • Facade view from Rue Yvan.
     • Detailed floor plans of both levels.

2. Large House:

   • Price: 6,300₣.
   • Measurements:
     • Surface of house: 72 m².
     • Total surface of dwelling: 208 m².
     • Volume of dwelling: 385 m³.
   • Layout:
     • Ground floor: Includes a salon, dining room, kitchen, WC, and atelier.
     • First floor: Contains stairs and several rooms designated as bedrooms.
   • Drawings feature:
     • Facade views from Rue Yvan and the garden side.
     • Detailed plans for both levels.

Both plans include annotations, dimensions, and cross sections of the facades. This document showcases practical and affordable housing designs with thoughtful layouts for urban workers, accompanied by cost details and spatial visualization.

Created by gpt-4o-2024-08-06 on 2025-06-14

The image is a detailed architectural sheet showcasing design plans for two types of workers' houses in France, attributed to the architect M. Leenhardt. The left side features the "Type de Petites Maisons" (small house type) and the right side displays the "Type de Grande Maison" (large house type).

Each side includes several elements:

1. An exterior elevation drawing illustrating the facade of the house. The small house type shows a more simplistic facade, while the large house type displays a more ornate facade with a balcony.
2. Floor plans for the ground and first floors of each house, indicating room layouts, staircases, and dimensions. The rooms are labeled in French, such as "Cuisine" (kitchen), "Salle à manger" (dining room), and "Chambre" (bedroom).
3. Key architectural dimensions and measurements, providing details on the surface area, volume, and price of construction for each house type. For example, the small house has a price listed as 4,500 francs, and the large house as 6,300 francs.

The plans are produced with precise measurements, indicative of early 20th-century architectural design, and are part of a project from the "Société de Construction d'Habitations à Bon Marché" in Montpellier, focusing on affordable housing. The sheet is topped with the text "Improved Workmen's Dwellings: France", highlighting the document's context in improving living accommodations for workers.

Created by anthropic.claude-3-haiku-20240307-v1:0 on 2025-06-20

This image appears to be an architectural plan or design for improved workers' dwellings in France. It contains detailed drawings and specifications for two types of residential buildings - "Type de Petites Maisons" (Type of Small Houses) and "Type de Grande Maison" (Type of Large House). The plans include floor layouts, dimensions, and cost information. The facades of the buildings are also shown, along with a garden layout. The text indicates that these were designed by architect M. Leonhardt for a housing society called "Société de Construction d'Habitations à Bon Marché" (Society for the Construction of Affordable Housing).

Created by us.anthropic.claude-3-5-sonnet-20241022-v2:0 on 2025-06-20

This image shows architectural drawings for "Improved Workmen's Dwellings" in France, specifically in Montpellier. The plans are labeled "UN FOYER PAR L'ÉPARGNE" (A Home Through Savings) and show designs for both small houses ("TYPE DE PETITES MAISONS") and large houses ("TYPE DE GRANDE MAISON") by architect Leenhardt.

The drawings include:

1. Detailed floor plans showing room layouts
2. Front and side elevation views of the buildings
3. Measurements and dimensions
4. Cost information (4,500 francs for the smaller house and 6,300 francs for the larger one)

The architectural style is typical of French residential buildings of the period, featuring:

• Tiled roofs
• Symmetrical window arrangements
• Stone or masonry construction
• Garden spaces
• Multiple floors

The plans show practical layouts with rooms labeled as:

• Salon (living room)
• Chambre (bedroom)
• Salle manger (dining room)
• Various other living spaces

These drawings appear to be part of a social housing initiative aimed at providing quality housing for working-class families in France.

Created by us.meta.llama3-2-11b-instruct-v1:0 on 2025-06-13

The image presents a collection of architectural drawings, specifically floor plans and elevations for two distinct buildings. The title "Improved Workmen's Dwellings: France" is prominently displayed at the top of the page.

• Title and Label
  • The title "Improved Workmen's Dwellings: France" is centered at the top of the page.
  • A label with the text "UN FOYER PAR L'ÉPARGNE" is positioned above the title.
• Building 1: Type de Petites Maisons
  • The left side of the page features a floor plan and elevation of a small house.
  • The floor plan includes a living room, kitchen, bedroom, and bathroom.
  • The elevation shows the exterior of the building, including the front door, windows, and roof.
• Building 2: Type de Grande Maison
  • The right side of the page features a floor plan and elevation of a larger house.
  • The floor plan includes a living room, dining room, kitchen, bedrooms, and bathrooms.
  • The elevation shows the exterior of the building, including the front door, windows, and roof.
• Labels and Text
  • The labels "UN FOYER PAR L'ÉPARGNE" and "Société de Construction D'habitations à Bon Marché (Montpellier)" are displayed above each building's floor plan and elevation.
  • The text "Type de Petites Maisons" and "Type de Grande Maison" is written below each building's floor plan and elevation.
  • The text "Prix 4,500" and "Prix 6,300" is written below each building's floor plan and elevation, indicating the cost of each building.
• Background
  • The background of the image is a light gray color.

In summary, the image presents a collection of architectural drawings for two buildings, one small and one large, with detailed floor plans and elevations. The drawings are labeled with the title "Improved Workmen's Dwellings: France" and include information about the cost of each building.

Created by us.meta.llama3-2-90b-instruct-v1:0 on 2025-06-13

The image presents a pair of architectural drawings, each showcasing a distinct dwelling design. The left-hand drawing features a two-story structure with a pitched roof, while the right-hand drawing depicts a three-story building with a gable roof. Both designs are accompanied by detailed floor plans and elevations, providing a comprehensive understanding of the layouts and architectural features.

Left-Hand Drawing:

• Two-Story Structure: The building boasts a pitched roof and a symmetrical facade.
• Floor Plan: The ground floor includes a living room, kitchen, and bathroom, while the first floor comprises two bedrooms and a bathroom.
• Elevation: The front elevation showcases a central entrance flanked by windows on either side, with a balcony above the entrance on the first floor.

Right-Hand Drawing:

• Three-Story Structure: The building features a gable roof and an asymmetrical facade.
• Floor Plan: The ground floor consists of a living room, kitchen, and bathroom, while the first floor comprises two bedrooms and a bathroom. The second floor includes a loft space and a bathroom.
• Elevation: The front elevation displays a central entrance flanked by windows on either side, with a balcony above the entrance on the first floor and a dormer window on the second floor.

Shared Features:

• Pitched Roofs: Both buildings feature pitched roofs, which provide additional storage space and help to shed snow and rain.
• Symmetrical Facades: Both designs exhibit symmetrical facades, creating a sense of balance and harmony.
• Balconies: Both buildings include balconies, offering outdoor spaces for residents to enjoy.

Differences:

• Number of Stories: The left-hand drawing features a two-story structure, while the right-hand drawing depicts a three-story building.
• Roof Style: The left-hand drawing has a pitched roof, whereas the right-hand drawing features a gable roof.
• Facade Asymmetry: The right-hand drawing boasts an asymmetrical facade, adding visual interest to the design.

In conclusion, the image presents two distinct dwelling designs, each with its unique features and characteristics. While sharing some similarities, such as pitched roofs and symmetrical facades, the designs also exhibit notable differences in terms of the number of stories, roof style, and facade asymmetry. These variations highlight the diversity of architectural approaches to designing dwellings, catering to different needs and preferences.

Created by amazon.nova-lite-v1:0 on 2025-06-14

Two architectural drawings are shown, each featuring a different type of housing. The first drawing is labeled "UN FOYER PAR L'EPARGENE D'HABITATIONS A BON MARCHE (Montpellier)" and depicts a small house with a price of 4,500 francs. The second drawing is labeled "UN FOYER PAR L'EPARGENE SOCIETE DE CONSTRUCTION D'HABITATIONS A BON MARCHE (Montpellier)" and depicts a larger house with a price of 6,300 francs. Both drawings include floor plans and elevations, with detailed measurements and dimensions provided. The drawings are accompanied by text in French, which provides additional information about the housing designs and their intended purpose.

Created by amazon.nova-pro-v1:0 on 2025-06-14

The image shows two pages of a book, with some text and drawings. The drawings show the architectural design of a building, including the front and side views. The text is in French, and the drawings are in black and white. The image is a bit blurry, and the text is not legible. The drawings show the architectural design of a building, including the front and side views.

Created by gemini-2.0-flash on 2025-06-12

Here's a description of the image:

The image is a scanned page showing architectural drawings and plans for improved workmen's dwellings in France. The document is titled "Improved Workmen's Dwellings: France" and features two different types of houses: "TYPE DE PETITES MAISONS" (small houses) and "TYPE DE GRANDE MAISON" (large houses). Both are offered "UN FOYER PAR L'ÉPARGNE" (Savings house), Societé de Construction d'Habitations a Bon Marché (Montpellier), with M. Leenhardt as architect.

Each house type is presented with:

1. Facade View: A detailed drawing of the front facade of the house ("Façade Côté Rue Yvan").
2. Floor Plans: Floor plans for the ground floor ("Rez de Chaussée") and the first floor ("Plan du 1er Etage"). The plans include room layouts with dimensions and labels like "Chambre" (bedroom), "Salle a manger" (dining room), "Salon" (living room), "Terrasse" (terrace), and "Jardin" (garden).
3. Facade View: A detailed drawing of the rear facade, either to "Route N103" or "côte Jardin".
4. Pricing and Dimensions: Information on the price ("Prix"), surface area ("Surface"), and cubic volume ("Cube de logement") of the house. The price per square meter of the house and the price per cubic meter of accommodation are also mentioned.

The layout is organized with the designs for the "Petites Maisons" on the left and the "Grande Maison" on the right. There are scale bars indicated to give a sense of the size of the structures. The overall tone is technical and informative, as expected from architectural drawings.

Created by gemini-2.0-flash-lite on 2025-06-12

This is a blueprint or architectural drawing showing plans for "Improved Workmen's Dwellings" in France. It appears to be an early 20th-century design. The image is split into two sections with two different types of dwellings.

On the left side, there are designs for "Type de Petites Maisons" (Small Houses). The design includes the facade, the ground floor plan ("Rez-de-Chaussée") and the plan of the first floor ("Plan du 1 Etage"). Dimensions and a price of 4,500 are provided with specific details related to surface and housing volume.

On the right side, it showcases the plans for "Type de Grande Maison" (Large Houses). Again, there are the facade views and floor plans for the ground floor and first floor. The price of the house is 6,300. The design shows more spacious living quarters, a view of the facade from the street ("Façade côté rue Yvan"), and from the garden ("Façade côté Jardin").

The blueprint contains architectural details like room layouts, staircases, and exterior features. The layout also gives the dimensions. The images have French labels and measurements in meters.

Created by us.mistral.pixtral-large-2502-v1:0 on 2025-06-14

The image presents architectural plans for improved workmen's dwellings in France, specifically for the Société de Construction d'Habitations à Bon Marché (Cheap Housing Construction Society) in Maripolis. The plans showcase two types of housing units: "Type de Petites Maisons" (Small Houses Type) and "Type de Grande Maison" (Large House Type).

Left Side: Type de Petites Maisons

• Architect: M. Lechalas
• Price: 4,200 francs
• Dimensions:
  • Surface: 45 square meters
  • Living area: 66 cubic meters
  • Cubic volume of living space: 200 cubic meters
• Costs:
  • Construction: 200 francs per square meter
  • Living area: 66 francs per cubic meter
  • Cubic volume: 22 francs per cubic meter
• Floor Plans:
  • Ground Floor:
    • Entrance
    • Living room
    • Kitchen
    • Staircase
  • First Floor:
    • Two bedrooms
    • Staircase
• Facade:
  • Shows the elevation from the street side (Rue).

Right Side: Type de Grande Maison

• Architect: M. Lechalas
• Price: 6,300 francs
• Dimensions:
  • Surface: 75 square meters
  • Living area: 107 cubic meters
  • Cubic volume of living space: 320 cubic meters
• Costs:
  • Construction: 200 francs per square meter
  • Living area: 66 francs per cubic meter
  • Cubic volume: 19.7 francs per cubic meter
• Floor Plans:
  • Ground Floor:
    • Entrance
    • Living room
    • Kitchen
    • Staircase
  • First Floor:
    • Three bedrooms
    • Staircase
• Facades:
  • Shows elevations from the street side (Rue de Constantine), garden side (Rue Van), and another side (Rue Jordin).

Both types of dwellings are designed to be economical yet functional, providing adequate living space for workmen and their families. The plans include detailed measurements and layouts for each floor, as well as elevations to illustrate the exterior appearance of the houses.

Created by Qwen/Qwen2.5-VL-7B-Instruct on 2025-07-12

The image appears to be a set of architectural drawings for improved workmen's dwellings in France, specifically for a project by "L'Épargne," a society for the construction of affordable housing. The drawings are divided into two main sections, each detailing a different type of house.

Left Side:

• Title: "UN FOYER PAR L'ÉPARGNE"
• Description: This section is for a "TYPE DE PETITES MAISONS" (type of small houses) designed by Mr. Leenhardt, the architect.
• Dimensions and Specifications:
  • Surface of the house: 45 square meters.
  • Surface of the living area: 66 square meters.
  • Living area volume: 205 cubic meters.
  • Cost per square meter of the house: 100 francs.
  • Cost per square meter of the living area: 68 francs.
  • Cost per cubic meter of the living area: 22 francs.
• Layout:
  • Front and rear elevations are provided.
  • Floor plans for the ground floor and first floor are detailed.
  • The ground floor includes a kitchen, dining room, living room, and a bathroom.
  • The first floor includes two bedrooms and a balcony.

Right Side:

• Title: "UN FOYER PAR L'ÉPARGNE"
• Description: This section is for a "TYPE DE GRANDE MAISON" (type of larger house) also designed by Mr. Leenhardt.
• Dimensions and Specifications:
  • Surface of the house: 72 square meters.
  • Surface of the living area: 108 square meters.
  • Living area volume: 335 cubic meters.
  • Cost per square meter of the house: 87 francs.
  • Cost per square meter of the living area: 58 francs.
  • Cost per cubic meter of the living area: 19 francs.
• Layout:
  • Front and rear elevations are provided.
  • Floor plans for the ground floor and first floor are detailed.
  • The ground floor includes a dining room, kitchen, living room, and a bathroom.
  • The first floor includes three bedrooms, a bathroom, and a balcony, with an attic space over the living area.

The overall style of the drawings is technical and detailed, typical of architectural plans from the late 19th or early 20th century. The elevations and floor plans provide a clear view of the exterior and interior layout of the houses, along with specific dimensions and cost details.

Created by Qwen/Qwen2.5-VL-72B-Instruct on 2025-07-12

This image presents architectural drawings and descriptions for two types of improved workmen's dwellings in France. The drawings are detailed and include front elevations, floor plans, and various measurements and specifications.

On the left side, the drawing is labeled "TYPE DE PETITES MAISONS" (Type of Small Houses) and is priced at 4,500 francs. It includes a front elevation view, a ground floor plan, and a first floor plan. The ground floor plan shows a kitchen, a dining room, a living room, and a WC. The first floor plan shows two bedrooms.

On the right side, the drawing is labeled "TYPE DE GRANDE MAISON" (Type of Large House) and is priced at 6,300 francs. It includes a front elevation view, a ground floor plan, and a first floor plan. The ground floor plan shows a dining room, a kitchen, a living room, a workshop, and a WC. The first floor plan shows four bedrooms and a bathroom.

Both drawings are attributed to Mr. Leenhardt, Architect. The text at the top of the image reads "Improved Workmen's Dwellings: France." The drawings also include detailed measurements of the floor areas, living spaces, and cubic volumes of the dwellings.