Editing List of architectural styles (section)

====European====
* European Arctic (North Norway and Sweden, Finland, North Russia) – Sami [[lavvu]], Sami [[goahti]]
* Northwest Europe (Norway, Sweden, Fresia, Jutland, Denmark, North Poland, UK, Iceland) – [[Norse architecture]], [[heathen hofs]], [[Viking ring fortress]], [[fogou]], [[souterrain]], [[Grubenhaus]] (also known as Grubhouse or Grubhut)
* Central and Eastern Europe – [[Burdei]], [[zemlyanka]]
* Bulgaria – [[Rock-hewn Churches of Ivanovo]]
* [[Estonian vernacular architecture|Estonia]]
* Germany – [[Black Forest house]], [[Swiss chalet style]], [[Gulf house]] (aka East Frisian house), [[Geestharden house]] (aka Cimbrian house, Schleswig house), [[Haubarg]], [[Low German house]] (aka Low Saxon house), [[Middle German house]], [[Thatching|Reed house]], [[Resort architecture|Seaside resort house]], [[Ständerhaus]], [[Uthland-Frisian house]]
* Netherlands – [[Frisian farmhouse]], [[Old Frisian longhouse]], [[Bildts farmhouse]]
* Iceland – [[Icelandic turf house|Turf house]]s
* Ireland – [[Clochán]], [[Crannog]]
* Italy – [[Trullo]]
* Lithuania – [[Kaunas modernism]], [[Lithuanian folk architecture]], [[Wooden synagogues of the former Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth|Polish-Lithuanian wooden synagogues]]
* Norway – [[Architecture of Norway]]: [[Post church]], [[Palisade church]], [[Stave church]], [[Sod roof|Norwegian Turf house]], [[Vernacular architecture in Norway]], [[Rorbu]], [[Dragestil]], also [[National Romantic style]], [[Swiss chalet style]] and [[Nordic Classicism|Nordic Classicism buildings]]
* Poland – [[Zakopane Style architecture|Zakopane]], [[wooden synagogues of the former Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth|Polish-Lithuanian wooden synagogues]], [[wooden churches of Southern Lesser Poland]], [[Upper Lusatian house]]
* Romania – [[Vernacular architecture of the Carpathians|Carpathian vernacular]], [[wooden churches of Maramureș]]
* Russia – [[Dacha]]
* [[Scottish Vernacular|Scotland]] – [[Medieval turf building in Cronberry]], [[Blackhouse (building)|blackhouse]]s
* Slovakia – [[Wooden churches of the Slovak Carpathians]]
* Spain – Asturian [[teito]], Asturian [[hórreo]], Gallician [[palloza]]
* Ukraine – [[Wooden churches in Ukraine|Wooden churches]]
* United Kingdom – [[Dartmoor longhouse]], [[Neolithic long house]], [[palisade church]], [[mid-20th-century system-built houses]]
** Scotland – [[Broch]], [[Atlantic roundhouse]], [[crannog]], [[dun (fortification)|dun]]
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