Gabled Roof Bi level House of the Week Innovation
The Enterprise highlights a Rudolph A. Matern design with a gable wing bi level floor plan. The living room sits two steps above a welcoming foyer, features a sunken space, and a split level feel while retaining bi level economies.
J-84 Statistics Bi level home description
A bi level home with three bedrooms and two full baths on the main level plus a fourth bedroom and full bath on the lower level. Includes living room dining room foyer kitchen breakfast room laundry recreation room and two car garage. Living area 1532 square feet and 640 square feet on lower level. Overall 52 8 wide by 35 5 deep.
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Germans to Mass Produce Postwar Tank for West German Army
West Germany plans mass production of the first postwar tank designed for the armed forces. The 39 ton vehicle will become the standard, with 1,000 to 1,500 units replacing the M 47. It uses a British 105 mm cannon and a snorkel enabling about 20 feet underwater.
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Munsterlager
Germany
West German Defense Department
Spacious split level home with private porch terrace and four bedrooms
The layout includes a porch terrace area for outdoor living with privacy, a sleeping wing of three bedrooms, a master suite with private bath and stall shower, a main bath with two sinks and linen closet, and a lower level full bath near a potential fourth bedroom or in laws suite. The lower level can be unfinished until needed.
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