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The Oblique Roof
An oblique roof, also known as a skewed or slanted roof, refers to a roof that does not have a symmetrical pitch or slope.
Instead of meeting at a central ridge line, as in traditional gabled roofs, the two planes of an oblique roof might meet off-centre or have different slopes.
This design choice can be both functional and aesthetic. For instance, an oblique roof might direct rainwater or snow to a particular side of a building, or it might be chosen simply for its unique and contemporary appearance.
