Evening Star Newspaper, February 20, 1926, Page 20

200 REAL ESTATE, THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (., SATURDAY., FEBRUARY 20, 1926. 'ARCHITECTS OF IDEAL HOMES | GET HELPFUL SUGGESTIONS REAL ESTATE. spirit of the older design but to adapt |arranged house and a better detailed its detalls to a wholly different coun- Iy,.,u.., the time consumed in the care- try and modern conditions. All thi taken time and calls for skill and for|tul preparation of plans 15 by no The architects are keeping closely | each one plavs that the publie will ap- in touch with the builders right from | preciate the adyantages of having | the very start, to meet the special con. | buildings not anty well buiit but well Plants for Cheer and Decoration = the widest kind of training. means wasted, for a house well de-|djtions with which each one has 10| desizned e BY LYDIA LE BARON WALKER it s ANl the other architects are develop- | slgned, and for which careful plan: 1. and also & h e time generally for Ing their houses in exactly the same . mot only general hut de.; Jeal. and alzo to meet the operativ the builders and the (Continued from Fifteenth Page.) , can move forward much | bullders’ point of view in the devel e more rapidly when it comes to actual | ment of thexe houses. It is the ho construction. There is more time lost | of The Star committee that this | and more money spent in delays on | rat experiment with the the job, because delays on the job in- has made down Into remote parts of the State. searching the plmtngmnhn he has taken an way. Delos Smith Is taking a Georg- fan type of house in brick, and using the spirit of that type to meet a mod- ern suburban condition. Mr. Juste ment is taking an English type and Y of various products, tha committee have arranged to have all subm s of materials and meth ods made directly to William I. Dem- from the cold ter northwest winds in Win- exposed to the cooling and are housex is goln to bring the chitect, who wlll asalst the in =outhern breezes in Summer. L using that as the basis for a group | Volve larger amounts of money and|and the builders closely in 1 architects in selecting_and It was reasoned that the proper lo-| then he has to et them down defi- of row houses. ting™n than tlme spent in the!:ach other, and to give the itz iithe Sliteranit Iiproducts cation of th drafting room. rincipal bedroom should | nitely to aixe and actually make the an understanding of the be over the dining room. in order to| full detalls, which are patterns Help for the Bullder. have an eastern and southern exposure | by which the bullder will cut the | Another point that should he noted s and overlook the garden. The other | moldings, etc., sxuctly an they should | pere e ihayCint that should | the three bedrooms, which are also corner ’ Bt Iy fhat fhe cdde Wi Wb ol e plans are prepared is of the greatest rooms will The living r dining room and living porch all look out over the gar- den for the r been developed and to interpret it into an Itallan style. in other words, he is taking a modern condition and envel oping 1t in a type of setting developed several hundred vears ago. In doing he gets a sketchy plan with a rough | indication of a cornice, and there ix no further detail, of course he has to sit down and figure out for himself. Anide from any question of the ad- et i oeamth ind est, south and | Mr. Radier, an the other hand, i | help to the builder in making his es e s & of the four | 401N & community house in the Ital-| timates, taking exact figures on uwl ns ec un a Or on a b thakthres n¢ foul | fan type. ‘nd In trying to take the|different parts of his work and ar 5 Rt hernioxy :'y‘“f\": type of economical” plan which has|ranging for its orderly procedure. If| ’ NEW SEMI-DETACHED HOMES son that the garden is itages of study in getting a_better considered dn outdoors room of the | NI% he not enly has to study the, house. = The plan of the house is very com. || pact. with the minimum amount of || FORT STEVENS RIDGE lutely failing to zrasp the idea th: the actual materials and methods of | building which =o into by no means th \“;m.n ot in the second:story hall.| F S l ’ v Wil he ' thcar garage buill on alley Nine out of 10 clients come to an : i architect and want plans not later || Y than the day fter tom: . . . | \ A house openings, nections to g 65 W St. N.W. $65.00 Monthly | Less than you ordinarily pay for a plain row house. Inspect them at once before the house-hunting rush begins. There are now a limited number—ready for immediate possession. ¢ Six cheerful rooms, tiled bath—all enameled kitchen—with minor interior refinements which add to make these homes the best dollar-for-dollar values in Washington today. of things, the things that the | architect studies in detail and for | Will be sacrificed at paid. hings are the ones that really g0 to make up the comfort of a house and the difference betwee well-designed house and a poorly signed hous 5 the same, whether the plans are got ten out in one week or 10, and the || ionger he studies his plan the more [ | $10,750 Each and bath, besides reception hall. including double brick ga ze rooms modern improvements, it costs him: but there isn’t any zood | EociTeeaiCall architect who doesn't want to study | his is_ plans indefinitely. ~ of “course. | (| MAX SUGAR LECN BRILL, Jr., Agent | there is a limit to how long plan | 1 should be studied, but the longzer an | Adams 546 Columbia 28 architect will s it s || for the client, because he gets just | = e T—— that much more thought and !l(Pn-w__—_____-—_—__ b b b tion to his house. . N o [ ———— o ——— o [———[o[———n| Some With Built-In Gara .| for these model 20 n mon | = me I u . ge CHINESE LILIES, FLOWERING AND FRAGRANT. AND TRAILING! [{ mayv scem & long time, and yet at > — PLANTX IN WALL POCKET FLOWER HOLDERS MAKE DELIGHT-| the end of the first week the archis | g = = FUILL IRATIONS IN ROOMS | tects, who are working | - i these plans. are just reaching wnl!l-‘ While cold weather is here plants, hrizhten any © where they are.| (it particular problems . » TO INSPECT ol B e e s e hctony o them 1ol First Time Offered o] ever as decorative featurgs in me. | cheap a< well as ornamental and | ) A Ofitharh his maal T may cost ton much to fiieen fowers | cheery. 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'l:’.‘l‘,“ty ner oin E happily arranged— b23 il Sl | i 2 Ave.ina square established by its many fine homes, is 5.‘3 Havdwood | Booee: ol Dini i with paneled parti- $ i I 2 really an out-oi-tl -nnlmm_\ offering. The house is of g::g artistic _lighting fix- cove; two large Bed- tions | belwe;m and 3 3617_3633 Everett Street ik 4 - pre-war construction, has very large living and dining z7l32 tures; heating plant rooms; splendid tiled The é‘;‘ "";! ":""_' 32 { g rooms with freplaces, center reception hall and a roomy £1$8 i that Wefl'.‘;““"l’ bath; handsome hard- m“‘“y"“’h"r“‘; S e 3 —half a square west of Connecticut Avenue— % tchen. 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