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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 27, 1958)
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON STWDAY. JULY 27, lOSS THE HOUSE OF THE WEEK Emphasizing Outdoor Living PAGE EIGHT Pool and Sun Deck Add Happy Mote to Split AT By JOHN O. B. WALLACE A swimming pool, complemented by sun deck, cabana lounge, porch and a rear garden, makes this House of The Week a sure winder with outdoor living enthusiasts. As refreshing as a cool breeze at IhiS'time of the year, the plan has three main levels, each with its own specific design features to take advantage of the pool and its surrounding area. Designated X-16 in the House of The Week series, the plan com bines ranch styling with split level room arrangement. The pool is one of its many appealing , features. The three levels work toward the outdoor living theme in this way: The entrance, or pool level, has a terrace-family room with a wide open view of the -pool. A sheltered cabana lounge is directly outside. The dining-living room level has glass doors opening onto a porch with steps leading down to the pool area. The porch itself looks out on an expansive garden. The bedroom level has its two main bedrooms to the rear and they have sliding glass doors which open onto a sun deck. The There rect access to both the sun deck overlooks the pool from dining and living rooms from the shove. kitchen. Throughout the house. Architect One end of the kitchen opens Rudolph A. Matern has overlooked into the upper foyer which is just no detail that would contribute to five steps up a six-foot-wide stair comfortable living the year round, case from the entrance foyer. The dining-living area is formed The bedroom steps lead from by in-line rooms with a 30-foot- the upper foyer level, long open space. The rooms are Directly below the bedroom wing divided by low planters. is the entrance level with A fireplace is located here and a terrace-family room and a room the back of its chimney provides which may be used as a maid's a brick wall for the kilchnn. room, a guest room or a den. P' 1 ' W ez fi0t THIS REAR VIEW takes in the swimming pool, the cabana lounge, the rail-enclosed sun deck, the rear porch and the garden. The bedroom wing lies forward from the sundeck. The dining and living rooms are just inside the rear porch. gotten tool ttofog j.; .....J....jA IwiminflpoOl p '; Ns- Ft 1 j" j slnling'gl doois-- Un. I L R- TERRACE ROOM j (llll (lomllyroom) JJ JtH1 . 19 II' COOJ L mtoT-! O lC '""H .' Lt-i -i A'Yoniiobity- L OD unto 'faf dento , , In t- """HR, ffl b"n" PtT 'rT " -f K V P' MUDS ROOM , flUPPER LOWER It , 'ni GUEST ROOM n I TOYER FOYER 111 LAV DEN. , uptoupptr fof; - 11-6 I 9 n J I lo(lyio9Ky ( f.- ' nler hrit -' ' f' ' . -- 1 K $ ! 1 ... looHto.og j.' ": " A: A (ol ,.1 1 "T i I i :'fi If -j IKTL hor j DINING LIVING i- 4 iil i ! iO'.iJ' cllcl M- I U I BEDROOM4'K7 BEDROOM I J ' t taundmuip ffi,plonlt flftploct Jilncn I , I " ;. i- i- 1 ' i JflyZZ Hf!r 'fWrVllcfrrfm TWO CAR GARAGE JjubRif -,k t"""? ' ffnl . ( N t LT6,6f"-KI'CHEN''i!i tfi lot5tto Tn loll ' ''-O j F .'1 -' v & J'-' "" :t"'.' The entrance THE LIVING AND BEDROOM levels are shown in the floor plan above. level, on the same plane as the swimming pool, is shown left. The terrace-family room has a the cabana lounge and the area tiled concrete floor and directly surrounding the pool, to its right are two shower rooms, There is a full-height side light one for women and one for men. A to provide light for the lower foy lavatory also is located on this er and the front kitchen has a level. The cabana lounge lies be- large bay window. The garage has tween this area and the swimming a cathedral-type sash with plant pool, er box below. The pool, itself, has been given Likewise adding to the exterior an interesting shape, modernistic are shutters, brick planters and in its treatment. Because of its angled, gable overhangs. The chim irregular contour, either poured or ney is of brick and asphalt shin sprayed concrete may be used in gles ire used for .the roof, its construction. Thc entrance foyer is 9 by 12 The roof over the iiin deck is feet in size, and guests standing open and latticed. The sun deck here when the folding doors of is surrounded by a white iron rail, the terrace room are open may Hued. scored concrete has been get a direct view of the outdoor used for the floor of the porch, lounge and the pool. Statistics House of The Week design X-16 has a total of eight rooms, including four bedrooms, plus two baths, two lavatories and wo shower rooms. There are l.5(7 square feet in the living and bedroom levels and 7H7 square feet in the entrance level. The overall dimensions of the house, including the attached garage, are 33 by 80 feet 9 inches. A minimum lot 1(H) by 100 feet is recommended al though a larger lot would be de sirable. There is a basement under the dining living-kitchen area. -Send this coupon for your STUDY PLAN" YOU CAN GET a study plan for The House of The Week by filling in youi name and address on the coupon on this page and sending it with 35 cents to this newspaper. This study p!an shows each floor of the house to gether with each of the four elevations, front, rear and sides of the house. It is scaled at tfc-inch per foot. It includes a guide on "How to Get Your House Built." You can take this study plan to your bank or other mortgage lender and to your builder and get rough estimates on the cost of con struction in this area, as well as an idea of the cost in relation to your budget. With this information you . will know whether you will want lo proceed with con struction by ordering work ing blueprints direct from the architect and asking for bids for the work. ; STUDY PLAN ORDER COUPON ; Buildinq Editor: S i Enclosed is 35 cents. Please send me a copy of ! the study plan of The House of The Week, Design X-16 J ! Nomi M (please print) i J Street M J City . 5t0t