Among the first of the houses planned for the development, House B is one of a group along the north side of the access drive that have similar (or exactly in reverse) plans. It was in this group that the designers first experimented with the upstairs living room, the downstairs kitchen and dining room and the front door halfway between floors. To keep maintenance costs low, hollow tile (of a warm, sandy-earth color) is used for wall construction; the casements are steel; and interior surfaces are plastered.
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