House of the Week High Ranch Showcases Distinct Exterior
A feature rich layout highlights an unusual exterior with stone sightlines near the front entrance. The design includes an overhanging roof over the entry, a spacious entry foyer with a curving staircase, three bedrooms on the left, and a large living area with a bay window. The dining area opens to an outdoor balcony and garden view, while the kitchen supports casual or formal meals. A linked garage-to-upper level passage adds convenience. Washington notes the first space atomic battery, a radioisotope thermoelectric generator, launched from Cape Kennedy on June 29, 1961, and operating beyond its 4-year design life.
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House of The Week plans available at low cost
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Architect Can Be A Big Help To Do It Yourself Workman
UP Newsfeatures notes architects aid do it yourselfers in home projects yet keep costs low. They can prevent jerry built looks, offer alternatives, and spot plumbing or septic issues in odd bathroom placements. Some elderly carpenters provide quick structural assessments and practical tweaks beyond DIY plans.
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Military modular homes open at George AFB California
The first factory built modular homes for US military families at George Air Force Base are ready for occupancy, totaling 25 townhouse units with 175 more planned by year end. The project spans 37 acres, with Norton AFB planned for a second modular housing project at a cost of 5.5 million dollars.
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