Small Houses. editors of Fine homebuilding. txt
Newtown, CT : Taunton Press , 1992Descripción: 237 p. ill. ;col. ;plans. ; 27 cmTipo de contenido:- text
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- 9781600857652
- 1600857655
- Tauton's Small Houses. txt
- 23 728.37
- NA7205 S63 2012
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Small Houses celebrates the resurgence of small homes as a smart, stylish alternative to sprawling McMansions.
This insightful collection from the editors of Fine Homebuilding magazine showcases an inspiring range of small houses that are redefining modern living.
Whether you're considering downsizing, building a new home, or simply seeking design inspiration, Small Houses serves as a comprehensive guide to the advantages of small living. Join the movement towards thoughtful, efficient, and beautiful homes that enhance your lifestyle without overwhelming your space.
Key Features:
A Shift in Trends: As the housing market embraces smaller living spaces, this book captures the essence of contemporary small house design. It offers a refreshing perspective on how less can indeed be more, providing homeowners with affordable and easier-to-maintain options during challenging economic times.
Diverse Inspirations: Small Houses features a curated selection of homes that are new and remodeled, urban and rural, traditional and modern. You'll discover:
Charming Interiors: Each home is big on character and creativity, showcasing innovative layouts and designs that maximize every square foot. Quality Craftsmanship: The houses featured exemplify superior construction and thoughtful design, ensuring that small living spaces do not compromise on quality.Sustainable Living: Many of the showcased homes incorporate energy-efficient features and sustainable practices, making them a perfect fit for environmentally conscious homeowners seeking to minimize their carbon footprint.
Expert Insights: The contributing writers, respected authorities in architecture and home design, provide valuable insights into the possibilities that small houses offer. Their expertise will inspire you to think outside the box and explore the potential of compact living.
Include index
Contents--
Introduction --
Small from the Start --
7 Big Ideas for Small houses --
Cozy but Comfortable(under (1,200sq.ft) --
The Big Little Backyard House --
A house thats half Porch --
Guest friendly and Cost Conscious --
Living with Only what you Need --
The small house done Well --
Getting More With less (1,300sq.ft.to 1,550sq,ft.) --
Form Follows Funtion --
Live tall on Small footprint --
Payback time --
The Ever-Envolving House --
Downsizing for Comfort --
The happy median (1,55sq. ft to 1,850 sq. ft.) --
Building better Affordable homes --
Year- round Cottage in the Woods --
A low-Budget,High- Impact House --
From Luxury to LEED --
At Home on a Hiltop --
Living large on a Budget(1,900sq ft.to 2,100sq.ft) --
Pointed at the Sun --
Living Lightly on the Montain --
A Duplex Grows in brooklyn --
Privacy and light on Small Lot --
Why Modular? --
Designing for Privacy and Views --
Sensibly Grand (1,900 sq. Ft. to 2,250s.g ft.) --
Designed for the Coast --
Seduced by the Shingle Style --
Beauty on the Beach --
A Rustic Design for a Rugged Climate --
Adding on But staying Small --
Little Add-Ons, Big Results (Under 800 sq.ft.) --
Small addition,big Improvement --
Home Remedies --
Living Lightly on the Whole lot --
Urban Farmstead --
Seamless in Missoula --
Room to Grow(over 800sq. ft.) --
From Small to Big enough --
Ranch makeover,bugalow style --
A cool Texas Remoldel --
Bungalow comb-Over --
A House in Hiding --
Contributors --
Credits --
Index --
So long McMansions and rambling square footage small homes are in! Easier to maintain and more affordable in hard economic times, small houses are gaining popularity in the housing market after nearly 60 years of trending up in size. Small Houses capitalizes on this shift with an all new collection of small houses from Fine Homebuilding magazine. The featured writers, well respected authors in their fields, look at houses ranging from less than 1,250 sq. ft. to upward of 2,250 sq. ft. that are both new and remodeled, urban and rural, traditional and modern. Homeowners will be pleasantly surprised that these small homes are big on charm, style, and quality, and offer all types of exciting possibilities and energy efficiencies to mesh with and improve their lifestyle.
Notas de autor provistas por Syndetics
All contributing authors are seasoned professionals whose articles have appeared in Fine Homebuilding magazine.
Since 1981 Fine Homebuilding has been providing information and inspiration to everyone who cares about quality home improvement and construction. the magazine is the best source of home improvement information and helps readers build projects better, faster, and more efficiently.
The farmhouses have been selected from the pages of Fine Homebuilding magazine.