It's a shingled house, embedded in a grove of redwoods and cut off from light.
For those interested in a coastal, New-England aesthetic, shingled exteriors provide almost-instant curb appeal.
He led us to a small shack, a tilting shingled structure with four walls and a wood-burning stove.
Upstairs, on the third floor, there's a dining room surrounded by windows on three sides, overlooking the shingled rooftops and gardens below.
An attractive, shingled ice house with a cupola sits behind the house.
We were renting a classic shingled cottage with leaded glass windows, near the ocean in East Hampton, and we were heading out for the summer.
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In Rhode Island's coastal fishing village of Jerusalem, John Eldridge, 38, stood outside his flooded, grey-shingled cottage, his pants tucked into rubber boots, recounting a long night.
He pointed to a gray frame house, an ordinary two-story, with a shingled roof and no sign of the fallen grace that defined some of the houses elsewhere in town.
There was a burst of shouting from across the street, and the doors of a dark-shingled flat-roofed building opened, letting loose several men, who were jamming caps on their heads and banging lunch buckets against their thighs.
Notable: The owners of this brown shingled home perched on a Mill Valley hillside say it feels like a tree house albeit one with three levels, a wine cellar and a "Harry Potter" room under the stairs where their daughter once liked to hide.
The conference included many papers on various aspects and issues in energy assisted magnetic recording (HAMR is one version of this) as well as a technology called shingled magnetic recording where magnetic recorded tracks are written offset from each other giving a higher track density and thus more storage capacity.
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