Revival house

Article Abstract:

Susan Maxman, first female president of the national American Institute of Architects, seriously considers environmental issues when designing a house. She strongly supports the sustainable design movement which advocates the reuse of construction materials in renovating or building houses. Her own house is a study of that principle.

Innovations, Environmental aspects, Architecture, Criticism and interpretation, Recycling (Waste, etc.), Recycling, Maxman, Susan

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Water works

Article Abstract:

The homes of Howard Brosius, Libby Kegler and Barry Hockfield are all equipped with indoor pools and spas. Brosius' pool is located in their greenhouse while Kegler's pool was built inside a glass and mahogany pavilion. Hockfield's pool house is made of noncorrodible materials.

Design and construction, Swimming pools, Whirlpools

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Space craft

Article Abstract:

Sculptor Carl Steiner bought a 38,000-sq. ft. factory which he converted into a three-story work and living area. A discussion of some the interesting features of Steiner's home is presented.

Buildings and facilities, Sculptors, Pennsylvania, Homes and haunts, Steiner, Carl

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