Floor areas: Superstructure, first unit 605 square feet; with
1-bedroom addition 815 square feet; with 2-bedroom addition 960 square
feet.
[Illustration: ORIGINAL HOUSE]
This plan is for a permanent dwelling of frame, stucco, stone, adobe,
or other construction. If desired, the first unit may be built without
bedrooms, as shown, and the living room used for sleeping quarters until
the house is completed. The two large closets of this living room add
much to its value, and the arrangement with all doors at one end of the
room permits efficient use of the space.
[Illustration: FLOOR PLAN]
If the first unit is to be used for several years before the bedrooms are
added, the small bathroom with shower will be especially desirable. That
space must be used for other purposes, however, and the bathroom fixtures
moved when one or both bedrooms are added.
An alternate kitchen arrangement suggested by the Bureau of Home
Economics for houses in which only an oil, gas, or electric stove is
needed and meals will usually be eaten in the living-dining room is shown
on page 9.
[Illustration: FLOOR PLAN]
[Illustration: COMPLETED HOUSES]
[Illustration: FLOOR PLANS]
[4] Prepared by W. K. Bartges and Earl Barnett for the department of
agricultural engineering, University of California.