Iria is home to a very standardized architectural style. The original buildings of central Iria hold the most basic of Irian style and the further someone would move from the pillars, the more variety in blocks and shapes of homes would increase.

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Low-Irian

The oldest of Irian style, predating the multiple revival periods and featuring three core elements.

• Oak Plank Roofs

• Stone Brick Walls

• Spruce Wood Corners and/or Supports

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Mid-Irian

The revivals are starting strong in Iria and homes are adapting to evolving a create a new style of Irian home. These stray further from typical Irian structures, often featuring:

• More extensions from the base rectangle of the home

• Wooden panel siding

• Variations of wood for the roofs

• Variations of stone for the walls.

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High-Irian

The most modern style of current-day Irian style. This usual features very differing things from typical low and mid Irian style; such as:

• White Stained Glass

• Non-Typical Roof

• Heavy use of Leaves

• Irregular shapes, concavity

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A general trend is for the materials to become more expensive and valuable, the removal or change in roofs, the addition of variation of stone and more irregular shapes of homes in general.