Sea change: A '70s ranch is transformed into the quintessential waterfront cottage

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The conversion of a rundown ranch, which was built during the 1970s into a perfect waterfront cottage, is presented. During the process of remodeling of the house, painted single-panel doors, crowns and baseboard moldings were used for giving a traditional look, whereas in the living room the fireplace was rebuilt and kitchen and living room were separated using a 41/2-foot-high wall with 3-foottall divided-light windows.

Evaluation, Waterfront development

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A man with a plan

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Architect Charles Cook and his wife, Tricia had plans to remodel the kitchen in their 1920s Wilmette, Illinois, bungalow. The changes brought by them such as rearrangement of the old kitchen, giving the upgraded appliances a new look, and other various modifications in terms of wine cooler, computer desk and cupboards are highlighted.

Strategy & planning, Planning, Architects, Remodeling and renovation, Kitchens, Works, Company business planning, Cook, Charles

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Small wonder: Stylish accents upgrade a modest cottage without structural changes

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Renovation of a 1,223-square-foot house bought by Richard G. Murphy, that suggests that small changes can make a dramatic difference, is discussed. This remodeling cost about $66,500 and the owner had improved the traffic flow by removing few doors, converted a bathroom to a den and made cosmetic upgrades.

Dwellings

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