The 1996 Life Dream House

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The 1996 Life Dream House designed by Graves was made with the idea of creating a house of average size and for an average cost. Graves set out to create a home that is far removed from the all-too-bland homes that are commonly constructed in the US, where cost has become the prime motivator.

Cover Story, Architects, Works, Homes and haunts, Graves, Michael

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The 1995 dream house

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Architect Dennis Wedlick has designed an affordable house that combines many of his client's most requested features. Wedlick designed in possible variations on a 2,100 square foot house with 3 bedrooms and many windows to allow in a lot of natural light.

Analysis, Planning, Residential construction, House construction, Wedlick, Dennis

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The 1998 Life dream house

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The prize-winning house designed by Hugh Newell Jacobsen is a modern dwelling with traditional elements. It features clean lines, built-in storage space and a wall of glass along the back. The living room is the heart of the 2,250-sq-ft house.

Housing, Practice, Achievements and awards, Dwellings, Jacobsen, Hugh Newell

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