Simpler to build, yet less common than traditional gable roofs, single-pitch roofs—or meia água, as they are known in some parts of Brazil—are formed by a single inclined plane responsible for shedding rainwater.
In residential design, this type of roof can be found spanning both small and large areas, provided that the slope specifications for each material and structural element are taken into account. Below, we present nine Brazilian houses featuring single-pitch roofs and their different applications. Check them out:
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