Front section of Martin House showing roof overhangs, casement windows, and outdoor planters

Darwin D. Martin House Complex photographs

overhangs

casement windows

planters (containers)

exterior views

A two-story building constructed from horizontal brickwork with deep overhanging eaves and flat, cantilevered rooflines. The structure features long, narrow windows near the top level and extensive vegetation growing around the lower portion, including shrubs and climbing plants covering parts of the facade. Trees and a grassy area are visible in the surrounding landscape.

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State University of New York at Buffalo

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