Buildings

2. A path for walking, typically paved or constructed for pedestrian use.
4. adj.,Small, comfortable, and intimate, often creating a warm atmosphere.
6. A point of access or way into a building or space.
9. A series of horizontal surfaces or levels, often with a handrail, designed for ascending(going up) or descending(going down) between different elevations.
12. A flat, usually elevated platform, often attached to a house, providing outdoor space for relaxation or dining.
14. A movable barrier used to control access, often consisting of a sliding structure.
16. The lowest habitable level of a building, often partially or entirely below ground.
17. A small, simple house, typically in a rural area (countryside)
18. an area on the edge of a large town or city where people who work in the town or city often live
20. The highest level of a building.

1. The upper interior surface of a room, often overhead.
3. adj., Made of wood, often used to describe structures or furnishings.
5. A platform with a railing, projecting from the wall of a building, often enclosed, providing an outdoor space.
7. A vertical structure, typically brick or metal, that conducts smoke and gases from a fireplace or stove to the outdoors.
8. adj., that describes a style, design, or technology characteristic of the present or recent times.
10. adj., Having a large amount of space, roomy and open.
11. A structure, usually composed of brick or stone, with a space for a fire, used for heating or decoration.
13. the outer parts of a town or city.
15. A vertical barrier that divides the building into rooms, or supports a structure.
19. The top covering of a building or structure, typically providing shelter and protection from weather elements.