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DfcukinLite t1_j9iqe6t wrote

No. A brownstone is made with brownstone. Brown stones can be rowhomes, but rowhomes aren’t brownstones

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[deleted] t1_j9k2moo wrote

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DfcukinLite t1_j9k44c7 wrote

“A brownstone is a type of townhouse made of a brown sand stone that was commonly used to build these types of homes. Townhouses can be built of any material many were made of brick. If it is made of brick it is a townhouse but not a brownstone. So brownstones are townhouses but not all townhouses are brownstones.”

https://fontanarchitecture.com/difference-between-brownstone-townhouse-rowhouse/

“If you are wondering what the distinction between a row house and townhouse is, there really isn't much of one—both are attached to their neighbors. The only real difference is that townhouses might not be exactly the same—they can differ in height, stories, and width, whereas row houses are uniformly laid out.”

https://www.landisconstruction.com/blog/row-houses-explained/

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[deleted] t1_j9k4kze wrote

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Pamlwell t1_j9l6chh wrote

I… don’t see any bullying or harassment in this thread? Just two people disagreeing mildly over the specifics of a definition for “Brownstone”

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