What architectural style is stucco?
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What architectural style is stucco?
Stucco:
Stucco refers to a mixture of water, sand, lime, and cement. Stucco is the thin finishing layer on most commercial and residential structures. However, the modern stucco is commonly made from agents like polymer to increase resilience. The main benefits of the stucco are that its durable, customizable, and moisture resistant.
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View this answerThe stucco architectural style is Mediterranean and Spanish. Mediterranean style stressed luxury and was common in the 1920s due to the desire for...
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