Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from An Architectural Monograph on a Suburban House and Garage: Competitive Drawings, With Report of the Jury of Architects
Every room of importance has a southerly exposure. A feature of the second floor plan is that each bedroom has two exposures and that the four rooms connect directly with baths, with possible privacy for the owner. The position of the stairs to the attic is unfortunate, making it necessary to pass through the main second ?oor hall to reach them from the back stairs. This, however, in a small house of this type is not of great importance.
The exterior speaks of its material - wood. The design is simple in form and construction and most frankly expressed the Ten Thousand Dollar house. The jury was particularly pleased with the presentation of the design and the beauty of the detail. The garage is nicely iso lated by service yard fence and would not interfere with the morning sun.
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