Perfect pitch

Article Abstract:

Architect Dennis Wedlick designed a Hillsdale, NY, home that is small but appears much bigger. A steep roof allows two bedrooms to be created beneath the eaves, and five-foot high windows give the house an airy look. Floors are hardwood, and the fireplace is the main focus of the living room.

Architect-designed houses

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More room at the inn

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A 200-year-old Colonial period tavern is remodeled into a house, and its closed design is altered to allow more natural light to enter. A sun porch with five French doors is added, and windows are installed along the length of a kitchen counter.

Bars, saloons, etc., Bars (Drinking establishments), Remodeling and renovation, Country homes

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Wal-Mart goes green

Article Abstract:

Wal-Mart hired architect William McDonough, who is known for designing ecologically sound buildings, to collaborate on a new store, which will open in the summer of 1993. The store will have a community recycling center.

Variety stores, Innovations, Wal-Mart Stores Inc., WMT, Architects, Environmental policy, McDonough, William, Off-price stores, Off price stores

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