English Cottage Conserves Space In Today's Design
A design No. 6-B-13 outlines an English cottage style bungalow with three bedrooms a large living room a dining area and a complete kitchen. It features a finished basement den fireplace separate living and sleeping quarters and flexible layout with brick exterior and options for stucco or tile walls. The plan emphasizes low height near the ground tree screening and windable orientation for views and cooling.
No Waste Space In This Cozy Home
An article argues for removing stairs to second stories to ease daily use, praising a kitchen dining room pass pantry design from the Architects Small House Service Bureau. It quotes President Coolidge on home quality, ownership, and citizenship, noting only about 46 percent of U.S. families own their homes per the latest census.
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Shifting Homes and Cars Slow Local Home Building
A historical discussion notes that national home ownership declines as cars divert funds and enable rural living near cities. While cars offer cheaper land and garden space, higher building costs now require larger initial payments, limiting new six room houses. The piece explores two views on motorcars' impact and ends with a note that further discussion continues on page five.
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