-John F. Kennedy
In this split-level house a downgrade of three feet from front to rear is advisable although not necessary. Except for the hall where ceiling slopes, all cei…
In the midst of a trend toward suburban rambling houses, it is easy to overlook dwellers who remain. within city limits. Even urbanites are rarely content wi…
The floor plan is intended to give owners privacy by placing their bedroom adjacent to den and away from the children's wing. Parents' bath acts as p…
This house of redwood and stone is laid out to fit graciously on a suburban property with views to enjoy from all angles. It has broad single-paned windows a…
A split-level plan intended for a small, level property that will be economical to build. Every inch of space is utilized to the utmost with an open plan to …
From living room you see den at left, dining at right. Latter is separated by fluted glass panels between posts. Sketch of interior shows where beam makes ch…
Exterior walls are concrete blocks stucco veneered. Chimney and adjacent wall is brick, the former also exposed in the living room. Walk to main entrance is …
Designed in 1955 by architects William Cody, Donald Wexler, Richard Harrison and Phillip Koenig, the spa was built in 1959 to take advantage of the Agua C…
If you are among those who do not want to keep up an extensive property, you will find merit in this plan which gives you large rooms and privacy, plus big w…
This good family house was planned for all members, to give each as much privacy yet accessibility as possible, keeping daily routines under control. The str…
A friendly, sturdy house with a contemporary exterior of narrow boards and battens which make distinctive textured walls. The windows fit against the stone c…
The broad gable has found its way back into favor as the facade of a home even though this plan can be easily made to turn its low wall to the street. It loo…
A low roofline across the facade of this house seems to beckon one to the comforts within, and the lady of the house will know its upkeep is pared to a minim…