Cross Gable | Notion

A gable or gambrel roof that projects perpendicular from the roof of the primary building to increase the habitable space within a roof.

Cross Gables may project outward from a building face (to a maximum of 12 ft) if supported from below by a component or visually supported by brackets, corbels, or a beam.
Two cross gables of equal size and roof pitch may be used together and may occupy the same space, with an overlap of no more than 1/2 the width of each.

Setback from facade	n/a
Width (A)	Equal to eave width of the narrowest face of the primary building.
Projection	n/a
Absolute Height	n/a
Fenestration	20% min
Height (B)	The ridge beam of the cross gable may not be higher than the ridge beam of the primary building.
Length	n/a
Area	n/a
Eave Height	n/a
Gable End Setback	n/a
Top Plate Height	n/a