Well-planned and pretty

Article Abstract:

The town of Mt. Laurel, Alabama have reworked their principles found in older neighborhoods by various designers, architects, with attractive results, well-designed homes lining brick-paved sidewalks and a town center, all surrounded by the forested foothills of the Appalachian Mountains. The architectural regulations were enacted to ensure continuity of craftsmanship and aesthetics, preserve natural land, streams, and drainages, and maintain plants and trees.

Administration of Urban Planning and Community and Rural Development, Alabama, Urban Planning Assistance, Description and travel, City planning, Urban planning, City overview

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House full of ideas

Article Abstract:

Louis Joyner, former Homes editor and his wife Gaye describe the various ideas used in the construction of their new house in South Carolina. Some of the design secrets shared include planning a connecting mudroom to link the garage and living quarters, orienting the house to face the wetland preserve, and putting the garage on the front corner near the street which is best for privacy and parking.

South Carolina, Evaluation, Architecture, Domestic, Home design

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