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Having a compact footprint makes this beguiling Craftsman-style house plan economical to build and maintain. A raised eating bar rims the peninsular counter that bounds the kitchen, which is open to the loosely defined living and dining rooms. Wide sliding glass doors offer easy access to the covered patio at the back. The owners’ suite has a large walk-in closet.
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Gracefully arched windows and intriguing custom brick work draw eyes to this transitional house plan. A vaulted sewing room and a vaulted office are up front, while the spacious kitchen, dining room and vaulted living room flow together at the rear. The luxurious owners’ suite boasts a huge walk-in closet and well-appointed bathroom.
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This design was constructed by Rick Dupuy of Oak Hill Construction and won “Best Overall Home” in the 2006 Maryville-Alcoa Parade of Homes. The homeowner supplied us with these wonderful photographs of the construction and the finished home. As you will see in the photos, the views from this house are breathtaking.
Modifications to this Georgian style design include: making the master bath larger and changed the layout, added 2 feet to the width through the formal dining room and kitchen, changed the kitchen layout, added a wetbar, coffered the ceiling in the great room, and changed the screened porch to a full season sunroom.
This is a great example of starting with a pre-designed home plan and modifying the plan to create the home of your dreams.
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Compact sizing make this charming Craftsman bungalow house plan equally alluring to young families and empty nesters. Light spills into the wide open family gathering space at the rear. In the kitchen, the generous supply of work surfaces invites family and friends to combine culinary efforts. The owners’ suite has more amenities than one might expect.
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We are excited and honored to have our Pacifica 30-686 (aka The Summit) design featured on this year’s Portland Oregon Street of Dreams. Built by Westlake Development on Mt. Scott in Portland Oregon, this house plan captured the amazing views that the hillside building lot had to offer.
Westlake’s Gerald Rowlett said the feedback from visitors of this years’ tour was very positive. Comments heard from visitors were ”I could see myself living in this house”, “A home I could kick my feet up in”, and “comfortable, livable home”. People really appreciated the way the home captured the view also saying how much they loved tub in the owners’ suite, “I’d never leave that bathtub”, said one person.
The front entrance was serene and inviting, featuring 3 waterfalls that flowed beneath the walkway to a pond nestled between the garage and porch area. Pro Landscaping of Oregon won the Realtors choice “Best Landscaping” for this years tour!
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• An excellent vacation retreat, this shingle style cottage house plan is by guest designer Tim Thompson
• Two sets of double doors open to great room with fireplace
• Features mud room with separate utility room
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Intriguing Dufferin stone veneer covers much of this European-style home’s front facade. A richly windowed gathering space comprises the great room, kitchen and nook. The great room’s gas fireplace can be enjoyed from the visually open kitchen. A recreation room, bathroom and walk-in storage closet are upstairs, over the garage.
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•Richly windowed European style home plan
•Large kitchen access sun room, dining room, and great room
•Owners’ suite features large sitting area and walk-in shower
The Home Builders Association of Lane County has constructed the Tazewell 30-477 house plan to showcase on the Tour of Homes held July 26th through August 3rd. Associated Designs has donated design services for the HBA PAC house for 9 years. This year’s HBA PAC house will highlight the use of green building techniques.
To view an article on construction of this years PAC house from On the Level, the June 2008 Newsletter of the Home Builders Association of Lane County click: hba-home-article.pdf
To view plan details of the Tazewell 30-477 click here. To view photos of this house’s progress, view comments.
