The Spanish Colonial style gained widespread popularity in the United States in the first part of the 1900s, primarily in the south and southwest where overheating was a problem much of the year. Thick walls and deep, shaded loggias proved to be an ideal response to the climate and were well-suited to incorporate the architectural details from many eras of Spanish and Mexican homes.
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